I finished another one. Before you think I'm super-knitter for posting two squares so quickly, I have to say that this was a really easy square. My next one won't be so quick, I'm sure!
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4 comments:
Good work.....keep going
Just lovely.
:)
Looks great! I can't really see the edge too well, but you may want to slip the first stitch of every row. It makes for a nice smooth edge and easy to put together in the end.
Barbara at the Jersey Shore :)
It looks great. I've been TRYING to start this square as my first one, but I keep working on other projects that have deadlines to them (baby projects, sibling projects, etc.) I'm hoping to start this at some point in June. I only knit at night and have air conditioning, so warm weather wool knitting isn't too bad. :)
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