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| knitting an i-cord on Stephanie's slippers January 2019 |
If the teal yarn looks familiar, it's because it's the yarn I used to repair my nephew's sweater/jacket last month.
It feels good to be knitting again.
If the teal yarn looks familiar, it's because it's the yarn I used to repair my nephew's sweater/jacket last month.
It feels good to be knitting again.
I've never seen that type of edging before and it does give the slippers a very professional look.
ReplyDeleteWe could all use a nice warm pair of slippers right about now. I think I'll go dig mine out since I am not going anywhere in these temps. Ugh. It's in the teens here and that's not anything we are used to around these parts.
ReplyDeleteI love that multicolored yarn. I know that those slippers are going to be very well loved. Blessings, Betsy
ReplyDeleteI-cord edges are slow but so worth it! The multi yarn looks so great knit up!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors in the yarn:)
ReplyDeleteThe bitter cold story on the news was all about farmers! Slippers.....perfect
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in the slipper yarn. I need to figure out how to do attached i-cord.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, my post vaporized, so I will try again. Fun slippers! Love the color choice, too.
ReplyDeleteFun slippers! Love the yarn choice, too.
Those are so pretty! I want to learn how to do an I-Cord.
ReplyDeleteSomeday I’ll look up the i cord technique. Who knows. I may need it someday. The slippers are going to look great.
ReplyDeleteSo close on the slippers-the accent color for the Icord is a great idea!
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