351: k7 mc, 2 cc b2, 19 mc, 2 cc b1, 8 mc
352: p7 mc, 2 cc b1, 21 mc, 2 cc b2, 6 mc
353: k5 mc, 2 cc b2, 23 mc, 2 cc b1, 6 mc
354: p6 mc, 1 cc b1, 25 mc, 1 cc b2, 5 mc
355: k5 mc, 1 cc b2, 25 mc, 1 cc b1, 6 mc
356: p6 mc, 1 cc b1, 25 mc, 1 cc b2, 5 mc
357: k5 mc, 1 cc b2, 25 mc, 1 cc b1, 6 mc
358: p6 mc, 1 cc b1, 25 mc, 1 cc b2, 5 mc
359: k5 mc, 2 cc b2, 23 mc, 2 cc b1, 6 mc
360: p7 mc, 2 cc b1, 21 mc, 2 cc b2, 6 mc
One Row Purl, One Row Plain
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April 19, 2009 at 9:15 am
Termagent
My sewing machine is in for repairs 9 10ths of the way through a quilt so I thought it would be a good time to finish off this scarf. Any chance that you could post the end, or just email me the k and the e in your font? I have just realised what an absurd completist I am. I don’t tend to have unfinished craft projects lying around except for the one I am working on at the moment.
Cheers