
Whew. Now I'll take a rest day and then go back to MS3 (moving into the slow bee lane, because I need to add length to both the black and the white versions) and Vog On.

Dad's here, the last gasp of gardening before shmita is being done, one kid is starting summer vacation and the other is ending it--never a dull moment.
6 comments:
Yep!!! that's how I can tell it's a good knit... when the young ones want one too,
That's really awesome. I would not have wanted anything my mum wore when I was a teen (I still don't, I think our clothing ages are swapped.. I've always dressed as if I was 40ish when I was 15 and my hair lives in a bun).
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That is one beautiful sweater. I can see why your daughter wants one for herself. That yarn is just awesome too!
Thanks for stopping by my blog. :)
I'm impressed. All I can do is crochet my little hats.
I <3 that sweater~ where did you get the pattern? It's so adorable! Are you on ravelry? if so, let me know and I'll find your page when I get invited!
can you tell me the pattern for that sweater? it really is adorable!
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