Or is it the Irish Spinning Scarf?
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
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13 comments:
It's beautiful! I made one for my father last Christmas and now that I see yours, perhaps I should make one for myself. Or a smaller gauge version for Little Man? Thanks for giving me daydream fodder.
very gorgeous! Also another great picture of your little guy spinning..
Call it what you will! It is just as stunning either way...
It looks great!
Another FO!!!! You're amazing. Thanks for the veggies... See you soon.
Such a great scarf! And you're obviously training your boy well ... mine can tell a swift from a winder, but have yet to take up anything fibery themselves.
That's it. I want it to be autumn RIGHT NOW.
Your scarf looks great!
Oh, that is beautiful!
Pretty! I like that oatmeal color a lot. What kind of yarn did you use?
That came out beautifully. Nice work. I really like it in the natural oatmeally color you've used.
Nice work! Love the color! Shows the cables well! :)
Beautiful. I love it that natural color.
You really do churn 'em out, don't you?
That last picture is so sweet!
Heidi
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