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I love the colours, and I love the way they've worked out. There's a vague spiral to the colour changes, in the opposite direction to the spiral of the rib pattern. I also like the look of skein-dyed wool.
Ta-daaaaaaaaa! I don't think I've ever taken something from cast-on to cast-off in a week.
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And they're warm too! I've finished them just in time for the weather to turn milder.....
[edit] Pattern was linked in an earlier post, but for those who have asked: http://www.canadianliving.com/crafts/knitting/cosy_knitted_handwrist_warmers.php
1 comment:
Really love these, very purposeful pattern and what a really good idea dyeing with hair-dye...
hugs
Shani
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