I hope I have enough yarn. With the alterations at the beginning, I might have to order more. Overall I am excited that I have even gotten this far in it. Binding off one side and working on part of it seemed like the hard part to me.
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August 22, 2010
Civil War Era Knit-Along Update
I hope I have enough yarn. With the alterations at the beginning, I might have to order more. Overall I am excited that I have even gotten this far in it. Binding off one side and working on part of it seemed like the hard part to me.
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It's looking great! And when you add trim, you'll find that it should be fine in size....don't forget, also, that this is stretchy, and meant to fit snugly!
ReplyDeleteThanks, so much. I can't wait until it is done! :D
ReplyDeleteGreat job! I just love that forest green color!
ReplyDeleteSophia, yours is really coming along! It goes pretty fast once you start the wings because there are a lot less stitches.
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