It's the Windy City scarf from Stitch and Bitch by Debbie Stoller.
Here it is on.
Well, then. Crap.
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6 comments:
Nice handspun kerry...and, lovely loverly knitting zookim! we'll just move that buttonhole right over...!
that yarn knitted up great!
Yeeahhh...I never said it was a big skein. ;) But I really do like how it knitted up! Thank you, my dear little guinea pig!
Gorgeousness on the neck!
doesn't it look like my little pony colors? without the sparkle and glitter, of course.
Fine knitting, wonderful yarn! Let's just blame the pattern. See how it's photographed for the book?
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