Thanks again, Laura. Your scarf is beautiful and well done. I can see the advantage to having 1' squares rather than 2' squares
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Hi Laura what a beautiful scarf, well done you it is absolutely lovely higz cher
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Wow, Laura... that scarf is gorgeous! Congratulations! :o)
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[[[Blush]]] Thanks Jan, Cher and Gem! And I wasn't even showing it off - just giving Jan an example of how those squares are used. :)
LauraJ
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It truly is beautiful! I'd show it off!
Hesira
[[[Blush]]] Thanks Jan, Cher and Gem! And I wasn't even showing it off - just giving Jan an example of how those squares are used. :)LauraJ
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Oh well LauraJ you must allow us to allow you to show off, that is as I say lovely...where did the pattern come from????
higz Cher
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Thanks, Hesira and Cher! I believe I have showed it off in the past, it's just been a while :) I gave it to my mother for Mother's Day and she said she loved it. I don't know if she ever wears it (the yarn matches a pair of socks I made for her the previous Christmas) but I thought she could use it somewhere around the house.
Cher, the pattern is knitty's Branching Out:
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I think a bunch of people here have done it. It was a nice beginner lace project which I really enjoyed. I'd like to try another one but, unfortunately, I don't have much use for lace in my life right now! I already have several shawls I never wear. Maybe when my toddler gets old enough for playing dress up they will finally get some use!LauraJ
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Oh that's gorgeous! You should be very proud.
Wendy A Knitting Fool in Connecticut
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Thank you, Wendy :)