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Projects Completed In 2007


  • Pineapple Pullover

  • Clay items - beads, etc.

  • Abi - Rowan Sweater

  • Several Beaded Necklace/Earring sets

  • Christmas Table Topper

  • Rhubarb (aka "Tomato") knit

  • Larger Than Life Bag - Crochet

  • Vogue Cardi #19 - Knit

  • Summer Bag - crochet

  • Lucy in the Sky with Bob - Knit

  • Spiderweb Cardi - Crochet

  • Bianca's Jacket - Knit

  • Something Red - knit

  • Two tea cozies - one knit, one crochet

  • Square Neck Tank top - knit

  • Doris Chan's Lace Cardi - crochet

  • Nantucket Jacket

  • Fish Bath Mat

  • Crocheted Triangles Purse

  • More dishcloths than one person should EVER make

  • Fountain Lace Cardi - Knit

  • 2 Knit & 1 Crocheted Calorimetries

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  • Knitting Patterns Crochet Patterns by SweaterBabe.com

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June 10, 2007

Comments

Pink

Oooh swimming...I miss the pool!

Love the table runner and the placemat but I really want to see your Larger Than Life bag!

Just teasing, I know you are working really hard.

Wanda

Yay, Bianca's Jacket made it back into the queue!

Linda

The cardi has great shaping, and the color is fantastic. The runner and place mats are going to be fantastic on your new table.

adrienne

The cardi looks wonderful!

Mary-Kay

Hey Bron,
Yesterday, while sitting next to a crocheter in my LYS, I asked her to show me how. After about a minute of her explaining I was off and running. I had had a "flashback" memory of one of my babysitters in my kidhood in the 70's show me how to chain. And, so I was off and running and having a BLAST. She then taught me how to make it bigger and eventually I made a square. I've now come over to the "dark-side" and want to learn how to do a granny square.

My question is this.... There are two projects floating around the internets these days. One of them is the Oversized Market Bag, which you have just finished and is stunning by the way. The other is a big blanket, I think it is an afgan, that is just as stunning. Do you know where that pattern is from? I have the pattern for the bag, but I am looking for the blanket pattern. I'm sure you have already done it and are napping under it. Haha!

Thanks for your help my friend!

Oh, yeah, your craft room is really coming together. Why, oh, WHY did you NOT move closer to me. We are sooooo kindred spirits! Heh...

talk to you soon.

Mary-Kay

OOOoooo I'm sorry, I meant the "Larger Than Life Bag" - which by the way is modeled by my knitting teacher Kristi Porter from San Diego.

Pam

Your table runner and placemat came look great, and your cardi is looking good so far. It's good that you can adjust adjust patterns, just the thought scares me. lol

Stacey

u always amaze me Bron. Your so talented!

Bron

LOL - Thanks, Pink! I'll be working on it tomorrow morning, don't worry. :)

Yep, Wanda - I was thinking of you when I typed up my post this morning - you'll finally see it completed!

Thanks, Linda - the table set's colors are unusual, but they definitely go with the kitchen & dining room.

Pam & Stacey - Thanks so much you too but I have to be super modest on this one. :) Adding length to a cardi & shortening a table runner are really easy fixes. You just have to go for it a few times to get over the anxiety that comes from winging it!

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