I'll just say that I've been meaning to try this pattern for a long time now, and it's proven to be worth the wait. Fast, easy, absolutely adorable... and sort of a great use for leftover sock yarn (see previous post). Details soon!
- Jessica
- This blog is EXPIRED! and is no longer maintained. It began in 2006 when I moved to Vietnam, and followed me through moving to Virginia; working at a Montessori school; hosting at the John C. Campbell Folk School; and getting married.
12 March, 2009
A little secret
This is for the recent offspring of a friend... but I want it to be a surprise. So here's a closeup.
I'll just say that I've been meaning to try this pattern for a long time now, and it's proven to be worth the wait. Fast, easy, absolutely adorable... and sort of a great use for leftover sock yarn (see previous post). Details soon!
I'll just say that I've been meaning to try this pattern for a long time now, and it's proven to be worth the wait. Fast, easy, absolutely adorable... and sort of a great use for leftover sock yarn (see previous post). Details soon!
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Hey there, I don't have your email to reply to your comment on my blog so I'm replying in the comment on yours (and I can tell this is going to be very cute btw, I think i know what it s)). Thanks for stopping by and liking my vintage craft hangers and please email me when you make some with your kids. I call it boondoggle, Emilee calls it gimp and did you say.. lanyards? I've seriously been thinking about making some new versions of those hangers myself, whatever you want to call it.
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