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I finished off the pidge scarf last night weaving in the ends and sewing on the buttons. It turned out pretty good:
It is rather cute. I think it is growing on me. And the recipient loves it! She said to go ahead and make another with the Bamboo yarn, so I will be starting that one soon. That yarn is just screaming my name, hehe.
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Great finish Ginny! Imagine how many of these you can make between now and when it snows again (he he).
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Thanks, Johanna.
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Lovely Ginny… Awesommeeeee… u are done and I can’t wait to see the Bamboo yarn one. I have not used one before, so hope to learn something from you soon. Cheers.. Thumbs up. 😉
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Thank you. I hope to start the Bamboo one by the weekend. I will definitely post progress.
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THAT is lovely!! She will be so pleased!!
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Thank you, Marsha. She was quite pleased with it and is happy for me to knit the Bamboo she sent along.
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Great job!! Now that I know what a Pidge Scarf is, I may need one. tee hee
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Thanks, Karen. I didn’t know what a pidge was before I knitted this. But I guess they are out there and there are all kinds of patterns for them. It is growing on my 🙂
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That looks great. Well worth wrestling with the ribbing.
I hadn’t heard of a Pidge scarf before seeing you knit this one. I may see if I can crochet one.
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Thanks. I’m sure you can crochet one. There are probably patterns floating around on the internet, too.
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The scarf looks so cute! I like the buttons you chose. Hope you enjoy making the bamboo one. 🙂
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Thank you. It turned out pretty good. The recipient chose the yarn and buttons and they really go well together. I haven’t started with the Bamboo yarn just yet. Maybe this weekend.
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love it, came out so cute! Love that color
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Thanks, Amanda. I liked the color, too. And it’s so thick and warm.
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