So much fiber, so little time: OXOX

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2006.09.26

OXOX

The OXOX cable sweater for Emma's newborn-sized doll is finished, bar sewing on the buttons. It's not quite dry yet, so it won't arrive until the day after her birthday.

Oh, the key for the shawl chart in Knit'N'Style got garbled, which anyone with more than 2 minutes of knitting experience and half a brain would have instantly realized. That rules out the huffy man who sent a snotty email ... (The chart itself looks fine, although I still want to go over it stitch by stitch.)

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Really cute sweater! Does the pattern come in real child sizes? Just thinking.

Posted by: Julia | 2006.09.27 at 10:09 AM

OMG this is so funny we have a Keeshond and have allways joked that we were going to make her sheddings in to yarn! So i guess it really works.

Posted by: Baker | 2006.09.27 at 01:11 PM

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