So, in the theme of 'better late than never', we have - Wilma's Easy Peasy scarves. She's a machine, that Wilma.
Yes, they are all Wilma's. How many is that? Five altogether, by my count. Wow!
Doreen is sporting her latest hat and one of her scarves.
And a look of surprise?? Shock??
Gail was wearing a 'made-years-ago' sweater.
Recognize the pattern? It's a Patons Upside downer. From this book
And look. There's Gail's sweater on the front cover. Gail used three shades of green - that really suit her, I might add - in Super 10 Cotton. And what's not to love about the right angle turn that knitting a raglan in the round creates? A square shape from a round needle. Mensa material, don't you think?
Meghan appeared, wearing a Kaffe Fassett vest.
This pattern
A knitter who even attemps to knit a Kaffe Fassett is somewhat insane, but to complete one? And with her own hand spun? Hmmm, I think we are really going to like Meghan.
And look at her mitts. Newfie Mitts knit when Meghan was living 'down under' - again with her own hand spun.
Meghan appeared, wearing a Kaffe Fassett vest.
A knitter who even attemps to knit a Kaffe Fassett is somewhat insane, but to complete one? And with her own hand spun? Hmmm, I think we are really going to like Meghan.
And look at her mitts. Newfie Mitts knit when Meghan was living 'down under' - again with her own hand spun.
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How lovely of your friend to visit Milrea - whose cardigan is pretty spectacular!
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