Hi!
I started the quilt when I was living in East Aurora, NY - now I'm living in Tempe, AZ, and looking for folks to commiserate with/learn with. Anybody out there?
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A blog for the knit-a-long of the Great American Aran Afghan, originally published by Knitter's Magazine.
You're welcome to join if you are making or thinking of making the afghan, any variation thereof, or some other knitted object from the stitch patterns.
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1 comment:
Marti - check www.meetup.com It's a great source to meet new people in a variety of clubs. If none there, start one!
Also check with your local yarn shop, they often have group stitching right at the shop.
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