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  1. Kathy3

    Kathy3 Gardener

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    Hi all feel like i would like to knit a big chunky sweater,can get chunky wool and needles ,but no patterns,the wool shop that has the wool says to go to charity shops, but no luck
    has anyone got an old pattern i could copy please
    i am not a great knitter so like to use something that knits up quickly like poles and rope thanks kathy
     
  2. borrowers

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    don't know if i can find it, but have just the thing you would like. give me till tomorrow & i will let you know ok?

    nag me again tomorrow if i forget.

    cheers
     
  3. Kathy3

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    good for you Borrowers
    now i feel raring to go
    thanks for now kathy
     
  4. Victoria

    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    Hi Kathy

    Here is a good site with lots of free patterns. Just go to FREE PATTERNS on the left then when the page comes up, Select a Category ...

    http://www.dailyknitter.com/kelly.html

    Hope you had a nice Christmas and New Year and aren't freezing up there. [​IMG]
     
  5. miraflores

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    temptation, temptation...I will also have to start to knit or crochet sooner rather than later. I do feel like something is missing in my life if I don't have an ongoing craft project at any time...
    Mind that I have started quite a few...I have a lot of enthusiasm for starting but I am not as good as far as the completing is concerned...
    All the best - anyway!
     
  6. Victoria

    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    Hello, mira, my little friend. [​IMG]

    There are some lovely patterns on this site ... the only problem is I prefer to crochet rather than knit now! Also, with crochet it is quick ... so you get a finished project. [​IMG]
     
  7. Kathy3

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    hi LOL went on to the site super jumper on it
    thanks for your help
    we had a lovely xmas and new year thanks,
    all around us have snow,but all we have had are gales and some rain,temp,around7o.seas are very rough lots of ferries cancelled.lovely to look at
    but god help those who have to sail on it to make a living,definitely cruel sea.
    hope you are both well,
    happy New Year, hope lots of good times come your way in your beautiful house,garden,and country, in the year ahead. kathy [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
  8. Scotkat

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    Kathy how is your knitting coming along.Post me a photo.
     
  9. Helofadigger

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    Kathy as Scotkat says keep us updated on your project.

    One of the bonuses knitting with chunky wool is that no matter how slow you are at knitting your project grows really fast.

    With all this talk of knitting I might just start up knitting 'big stuff' again, I have already knitted 3 scaves the other week for my little nieces for next christmas but that was really only a couple of hours work.

    I myself like knitting cartoon characters on jumpers and they look really good even if I say so myself, if I do get round to doing one I'll let you all know with some pictures of course. [​IMG]
    Helen.xxx.
     
  10. high kype

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    here is a sample of two baby jackets just finished
     
  11. Scotkat

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    Cant see your samples HK you have just finished.
     
  12. Helofadigger

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    Same goes for me High Kype nothing seems to be showing. :(
    Helen.xxx.
     
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    Thanks for that link, LoL, I have saved it to my Favourites. I'm knitting a nice cardi in Noro self-striping wool which was a bit expensive but lovely to work with and I have high hopes of the finished result.
     
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