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frank said,
January 14, 2008 @ 8:10 am
As I watch knitters deftly working the thread, in-over-around-through a loop, I wonder how they manage to visit, talk, sing and think while seemingly never building a large knot.
Is it all practice? In the genes? Maybe just a gift? Whatever, it is all genius and Marilyn makes us warmer in anticipation of the finished product. Quite beautiful.
missy said,
January 23, 2008 @ 5:13 am
HI…love your blog as much as I love the sweet hats My children put on every morning………..FUN!!
Thanks for the chat the other week about the advice..I appreciate it.
Missy
christine said,
February 7, 2008 @ 4:21 pm
hi marilyn
i am looking at your website and trying to find my way around. i am quite a novice of this thing.
congratulations on your go with this!!!
christine