My weekend

So I finished my shrug - yay!
Will be wearing to tomorrow's SnB meet proudly - my first not-a-scarf item!!
front...

back...

and as a scarf!!





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  1. Kathleen10 October, 2005 17:47

    Good for you Elaine. I looks great. Can't wait to see it live at SnB. Did you eventually get used to the Kid Classic then or was it a bit of a tussle?

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  2. spirals10 October, 2005 20:04

    whoa i love the shrug it looks great... what pattern did you use?

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  3. soCherry11 October, 2005 09:18

    Hey :) thanks
    Yeah I finally got used to the Kid Classic - it's such a lovely soft yarn.

    I just found it very prone to spliting, and a crying nightmare if I made any mistakes and had to frog. But it just makes for a bigger accomplishment once it's done :)

    Hey Spirals - It was a pattern from a book called Scarf Style - I got my copy from Amazon.

    xx

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