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2004.04.08

D's First Scarf II

I'm so proud!

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This is not D's first scarf, really, but it is the first scarf he's knit that wasn't made of the nasty dark green acryllic stuff I foisted on him at first. The previous scarf is a testimony to his desire to learn to knit despite gross yarn and too-small needles, but it is not nearly as photogenic. (Nor as snuggly.)


2004.04.08 at 01:20 AM in Craftiness |

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A very fine scarf! Who gets to wear it, though.... sounds like it's been whipped from around his neck...

Posted by: qB | 2004.04.08 at 02:22 AM

Very nice!

Posted by: Duckling | 2004.04.08 at 04:09 AM

very nice!!

Posted by: ann | 2004.04.08 at 08:59 AM

Luckily (or cleverly?) for him, D. chose yarn in a color that I have little interest in wearing. _He_ looks quite nice in it, so he'll probably get to hold onto the scarf. ;)

Posted by: Rana | 2004.04.08 at 01:41 PM

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