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Today I made time to take some pics and load them into my album. The first three are of the blue jacket I completed for myself a couple of months ago.

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?action=view&current=PICT0176A.jpghttp://s142.photobucket.com/albums/r116/Brenna1508/blue%20jacket/?action=view&current=PICT0199A.jpgThe next ones are of the jumper I made for my son. The first jumper hadto be unpicked as it was too heavy for a Texan winter.
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?action=view&current=PICT0183A.jpghttp://s142.photobucket.com/albums/r116/Brenna1508/?action=view&current=PICT0185A.jpgJim's jumper is actually a pale corn/bamboo colour but the pics don't showthe true colour.

Bernadette

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Bernadette
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I love the Jacket....crocheted......how long did it take you? and your son's sweather came out beautiful....love the details.

Donna

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> The next ones are of the jumper I made for my son. The first jumper> had to be unpicked as it was too heavy for a Texan winter.>

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> Jim's jumper is actually a pale corn/bamboo colour but the pics don't> show the true colour.>

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>>> The next ones are of the jumper I made for my son. The first jumper had>> to be unpicked as it was too heavy for a Texan winter.>>

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Thank you Donna. The jacket took me a couple of months as I was still having problems with my right hand at the time - I couldn't work for more than about 10-15 minutes at any one time. :-( Last week I saw the specialist again and he says he thinks the problem is scar tissue which should settle down in time. I go back to see him in another 3 months.

The design for Jim's sweater is a made up one using the "Tree of Life" stitch from traditional Aran knitting. There are only the two panels on the front of it and all the rest is plain. It was a change for me to knit one with a set in sleeve instead of a raglan.

Got you e-mail and will reply (hopefully) later this week.

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Bernadette

The jacket is beautiful! So much work! You should be proud.

I didn't get to see the sweater. Kept getting a prompt saying the album didn't exist. Ah, the joys of cyberspace.

Murielle

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> The next ones are of the jumper I made for my son. The first jumper had> to be unpicked as it was too heavy for a Texan winter.>

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> Jim's jumper is actually a pale corn/bamboo colour but the pics don't show> the true colour.

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Had the same trouble ,, sorry mirjam

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mirjam

Sorry Murielle and Mirjam, I tidied up my album yesterday and moved them into their own folder.

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?action=view&current=PICT0183A.jpghttp://s142.photobucket.com/albums/r116/Brenna1508/JimsJumper/?action=view&current=PICT0185A.jpgThis jumper is in stocking stitch with set in sleeves and just two patternpanels running up the front. The panel is called Tree of Life and is atraditional Aran stitch.

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