here's a version of the Chanson en Crochet from interweave knits online. I didn't have enough of one dyelot so I omitted the flower part of the pattern and repeated the shells/ picot instead. wool from bare sheep yarn co in their tea rose colorway. again, I need a good button. I love this and can't wait until it is cool enough here to use it. (tomorrow it will approach 100 degrees here again...)
now back to knitting!
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That is absolutely beautiful!! What kind of yarn is that?
I see that you are in Maryland. Next time I go there, I would like to meet you. I have friends in Bethesda, Rockville and Silver Springs. I lived in DC for 3 years.
That is absolutely beautiful!! What kind of yarn is that?
I see that you are in Maryland. Next time I go there, I would like to meet you. I have friends in Bethesda, Rockville and Silver Springs. I lived in DC for 3 years.
That would be fun!! I live about 20 min north of downtown silver spring. I had an apartment in NW DC when I was in grad school- in the foggy bottom area.
it is a worted weight hand dyed wool from bare sheep wool company which is also in Maryland!
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That would be fun!! I live about 20 min north of downtown silver spring. I had an apartment in NW DC when I was in grad school- in the foggy bottom area.
it is a worted weight hand dyed wool from bare sheep wool company which is also in Maryland!
OMG, that's exactly where I lived. I went to GWU, class of '98.
Really?? I finished grad school in 1996- I was in the genetics department (part of the medical school now, I think). I lived over on 20th and E, near the old red cross building! (I think they tore it down or remodeled the building- it doesn't look the same any more. ) What a small world!! We probably passed unawares... Very cool!
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The last 2 years I lived on 21st and G, I think (Guthridge Hall). I worked at the hospital (Pediatrics Department) for a year. That was part of my work study. I also worked in the language center, Lisner Auditorium and admissions. I'm sure we probably crossed each other in one of those halls. I major in Sociocultural Anthropology. After all these years, I went back last october for like 10 minutes. Everything seemed so different and crowded. WOW! What a small world!
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