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I haven't yet torn out the knitting below (the one with Buddy in the picture), but saw this book in the store on Friday and decided to try Modular knitting instead (i just wanted to do something different)! The finished blanket will be about 32"x32." You can see more details here:
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Modular knitting is too cool!
ReplyDeleteit's sooo much fun - and i can get 1 square done in about an hour!!
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Please take a look at my site and see if it's something you might be interested in. http://babyblanketgiftguide.com If you are at all interested please shoot me an email and let me know the text you want me to use in your link. I'll get it up right away and then send you the text for my link.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Jackie
Nice one
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