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Original: 6/8/2006 12:16 PM
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Thursday, June 08, 2006

Yarn!

 

I was so excited to win the Iowa drawing in the contest hosted by Wool Winder! I haven't won many things, actually I think only a water bottle once at a family picnic for my dad's work when I was a teenager.

The yarn is thinner than I expected. I decided to cast on a sock ... for myself! I've never knit a pair to keep. I can't wear wool and haven't been able to find other yarn that would work for socks.

Thank you to Gerlinde who donated the yarn, and Wool Winder who hosted the contest. I love it!

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And speaking of contests ... be sure to check out the contest for LucyBug from CvenKnits. It runs through the month of June - time to warm up those needles!
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Oooohhh, I like that yarn! I love crocheting in ombre and seeing the pattern work up.
Posted 6/9/2006 6:48 AM by RoseyGrape - reply

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Oooh I love those colors love them love them love them

What does 'in ombre' mean?!
Posted 6/9/2006 8:15 AM by KiminMI - reply

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What Kim said ... what is in ombre?
Posted 6/9/2006 9:03 PM by confusedknitter - reply

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Oh...that type of wool that is more than one colour on one skein. Don't you call it that? (must be another Canadianism )

Okay, I looked it up in the dictionary and it's a gradual fading of the colour from light to dark. So that wool is not an ombre. *blush* To be an ombre it would have to be like the wool that I am using which goes from mid-green to light green to white and back again.

See- you learn something new every day.

Posted 6/11/2006 7:30 AM by RoseyGrape - reply


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