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Posted by OWLHUNTER on May 14, 2009, 7:01 pm
OWLHUNTER had written this in response to
http://www.sewgirls.com/yarn/Owl-Teacosy-pattern-in-crochet-wanted-1416-.htm
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The Pattern you are after is in the book Killer Tea Cosies by Annette
Wallis
KiwiDeb wrote:
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> I'm new here, and am here in desperate need of help. Our family had a
> teacosy
> that was crocheted in the shape of an owl, he had two big
> crocheted circles for
> eyes, and a very textured body. To cut a long
> and painful story short, the cosy
> has been badly damaged, my parents
> are devastated as it was made by my
> great-grandmother towards the end
> of her life. I know I can't replace it
> exactly, but I'd like to make a
> replacement, but can't find a pattern. If
> anyone could supply me with
> one, I'd be very grateful indeed.
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> teacosy
> that was crocheted in the shape of an owl, he had two big
> crocheted circles for
> eyes, and a very textured body. To cut a long
> and painful story short, the cosy
> has been badly damaged, my parents
> are devastated as it was made by my
> great-grandmother towards the end
> of her life. I know I can't replace it
> exactly, but I'd like to make a
> replacement, but can't find a pattern. If
> anyone could supply me with
> one, I'd be very grateful indeed.