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Slipped Stitches

A small group of knitters with a range of knitting experiences - from the wise Maple Girl to the careful and fresh faced Sauce, and the full throttle knit or die style of Sly. Enjoy our varied projects and thoughts, and if you don't have anything nice to say...well...you know.

 

Here's the cozy

I think I might put a snap closure on the top of the cozy...not sure yet. I am pleased with it, except that a bunch of fuzz from my washing maching (previously washed keenex) got felted into it. grrrrr...

 

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Blogger Unknown Says: 12:29 PM  

Ooohh...interesting...
You'll have to take a look at it. It is a bit long but I think it may still be ok, because it offers extra protection. I'll show you next time I see you. The width is perfect.

 
 
Blogger Anna Says: 1:45 PM  

Hey, if you choose to put on a snap button, you get to use the APPLY-ER, the craft tool for installing snap buttons. I vote snap button!

 
 
Blogger Unknown Says: 3:04 PM  

APPLY-ER, hey? I love the idea of more gadgetry, especially in combination with knitting. I wonder if they have them at Michael's?

 

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