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From the entry 'Shadow Boxes Free Pattern'.
I would love to start some squares like knit a square in favor of the orphaned South African Children. How would I find the pattern? |
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By Kajsa Hylmö from Sweden on 2011 03 25 |
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From the entry 'The Market Shawl at Mary's Yarns'.
Beautiful! Thanks for posting this Ilga!
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By Lynn Cullen from on 2011 03 19 |
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From the entry 'Canada Games Fever'.
Yes! I see a structured shawl with sort of short row wedges mirroring the angle of the banners; maybe in Kauna wool? long colour repeats? just stay far away from hats with this one! |
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By Laura from Toronto on 2011 02 19 |
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From the entry 'Mimi'.
It beautiful! |
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By Denielle from Oakland, CA on 2011 02 11 |
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From the entry 'Happy New Year!'.
I am so happy to be a new member. My husband is Latvian and I showed him your site… He says your name is Latvian. I am a relatively new knitter (taught myself two years ago). I am 31 and in the middle of my biggest project yet. A four foot warm, wool shawl for my mother-in-law in Jurmalas. I can’t wait to visit later this year and present her with it. Your site gives me even more inspiration, and my next project will be to make a sweater for my father-in-law. So, I am happy to have found your blog, and would welcome any English reading recommendations you might have for Latvian knitting techniques. Thank you!! |
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By Denielle from Oakland, CA on 2011 01 24 |
