I didn't knit this; Laura did. It will be a Classic Lines Cardigan when it's done. The pattern is from KnitPicks, but I don't know about the yarns. Laura is my cousin. We used to take baths together, but we stopped when we both couldn't fit in the tub at the same time. Just kidding. We stopped after Y2K because of the hot water shortage. Still kidding. Laura flew to Milwaukee and stayed a week to take care of me after my ticker tinkering. She did a bang up good job.
I didn't knit these; Rosa and Diane from Monday nights did. The wool is Lion Brand Fisherman's yarn.
I didn't knit these; Rosa and Diane from Monday nights did. The wool is Lion Brand Fisherman's yarn.
I didn't knit this; Elizabeth Sable did, and in her awesomeness, she gave it to meeee! The yarn is Rowan Tapestry. It is not itchy. Does it look familiar?
I didn't knit this either; Laura did. Now it is a wrap residing in California. All it needs is buttons(not sure where) . The yarn is a Zitron mohair yarn called Prisma. I made something out of the same yarn in the same colorway. I bought it on a trip to visit Laura. It was on sale--big surprise. 
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Yeah! She's back! YOU got that gorgeous scarf from Elizabeth?!?! Had I known all you had to do was have major surgery....
How nice to be surrounded friends and things they knit!
Ready to re-enter the real world?
Hahahaha! What Molly said!!!
It's so good to see you again! So happy you've been surrounded by so much knitting and so much love. It is amazing what doctors can do nowadays.
Those are some beautiful knits. That wrap is stunning, I hope it keeps you warm. When it gets cold out again, that is.
You could have just lied, you know, and impressed us all.
And yes, that program will turn charts into words. Just chart it up and watch the directions appear in the bottom window. Enjoy!
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