Couldn't wait for her to dry to share her photos.
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*happy dance*
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Can understand why you couldn't wait to dry - backpack turned out beautiful!
Posted by: sandra | November 14, 2006 at 08:07 PM
What a cute backpack.
I finished one of my Diamante socks. There is a picture on my blog. My daughter is really pleased with this, and wants matching fingerless gloves
I am looking forward to more of your patterns
Posted by: Suzann | November 14, 2006 at 10:49 PM
Nice to see a fellow NS knitter here. I went to visit a friend a few yrs ago on the old Brookfield to Stewiacke highway. There, across from Logans Diamond Drilling was a field of sheep with what looked like hooded coats on. I asked and was told it was to protect them from the sun. Have often wondered if they made wool as the fleece would be very clean.Strange what some people think about. God I sound crazy. Enjoy your blog!!!
Posted by: Dawn in Halifax | November 26, 2006 at 05:06 PM