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wrote on February 8, 2013
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8:54 pm
Just came across all of your postings. It's a joy to see such style and the passion for such a beautiful scarf like the one Lucy is wearing. I look forward to trying your pattern. Thank you for recognizing and posting.
Happy knitting, c
wrote on February 8, 2013
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4:13 am
Tamantha, you're bloody brilliant! After looking at it again (and again and again x10), you're right. This is actually done as a long scarf back and forth in alternating stocking stitch and reverse stocking stitch ridges. Since I've finished the first 3 panels, I'll put up that pattern but I'll add a side note or version 2! Thanks for pointing that out!
Hugzzz 😎
wrote on February 8, 2013
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12:58 am
Hi, I commented earlier about the scarf Lucy Liu was wearing on Elementary after the Super Bowl. It was a braided scarf. I had said I didn't think it was a typical style of ribbing, but more of a dimensional one, where the ribbing forms ridges. I included a link to e-patterns where a Tunisian Crochet scarf done in three sections, then braided, was offered for $3.29. Well,.......... I was just perusing YOUR patterns and came across the scarf called "Waves." It looks JUST like the Lucy Liu one! I think you have it! Maybe hers was felted (or the picture I saved onto my PC got "blurred" ------ ha! (Resembling "felting!") So . . . . . . I'm looking forward to YOUR pattern for it! As I bet many others are as well! Hugzzzzzzz!
wrote on January 7, 2013
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4:40 pm
Thanks Tracy. The site is going through an overhaul and the e-book should be up later this week. You can send me an email with the details of your original purchase and I'll send another one to you. I'll look for your message on Ravelry!
Hugzzz 😎
wrote on January 4, 2013
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8:47 pm
I am a cable nut. Have created a shrug using your Barrington cable (see Aunttknits projects on ravelry). I thought I had your ebook, but not I cant find it. I will definitely purchase another copy as soon as its available. Thanks for the inspiration.
wrote on December 5, 2012
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11:16 pm
I'll definitely be there! Miss you too!
Huge hugzzz 😎
wrote on December 5, 2012
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3:33 pm
You busy boy!
Congrats on your travels... we're back at the gingerbread lane if you can make it... Dec 15 meet at Hotel Van in Lobby again... but hot chocolate after.
Miss you!!!!!
xoxoxox Lara
wrote on December 3, 2012
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11:43 pm
Hi Kathy,
Thanks for the compliments! I no longer have the pattern for the sweater but will be recreating it very soon with my own yarn. Both the yarn and the pattern will be available right here. Look for it in late January!
Hugzzz 😎
wrote on December 3, 2012
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11:40 pm
Jen, thanks for the comment and good luck on the socks. I think the easiest way to get boys interested in knitting is to get some needles in their hands. Once they satrt doingit they'll realize that it's a great activity. It will also help if you can get an older male knitter to help them. Also, praise the benefits on knitting with regards to brain function and manual dexterity - then apply it to sports. Tell them they'll be better athletes as it enables them to control their hands and minds better! Good luck!
Hugzzz 😎
wrote on November 30, 2012
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8:51 am
Steve,
Just found your blog and I love the cream cabled sweater you are wearing in your blog heading. I would like to know if the pattern is available and what kind of yarn you used. Absolutely a work of art and so masculine.