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PFFT! to legwarmers Melinda Meahan - take out TRAS 01-25-2008
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Posted by Melinda Meahan - take out TRAS on January 25, 2008, 5:11 pm
Nothing like a success to wipe away the bitter memory of failure...

I made Mimi (my Shih Tzu) a heavyweight doggie sweater using this pattern:

http://www.talkingtails.com/sweater.html

only I made it of a double-strand of worsted weight yarn, one purple
(her color) and one pink (because it was what I had around that went
best with it) so she would have a really warm sweater to wear when it
was freezing out, as she already has a lighteweight sweater and a
medium-weight fleece/supplex dog coat.

It looks like a purple-and-white double strand where the purple yarn
bled a bit into the white, but it looks nice.

--
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work with excellence.

Posted by suzee on January 25, 2008, 11:38 pm
Melinda Meahan - take out TRASH to reply wrote:
> Nothing like a success to wipe away the bitter memory of failure...
>
> I made Mimi (my Shih Tzu) a heavyweight doggie sweater using this pattern:
>
> http://www.talkingtails.com/sweater.html
>
> only I made it of a double-strand of worsted weight yarn, one purple
> (her color) and one pink (because it was what I had around that went
> best with it) so she would have a really warm sweater to wear when it
> was freezing out, as she already has a lighteweight sweater and a
> medium-weight fleece/supplex dog coat.
>
> It looks like a purple-and-white double strand where the purple yarn
> bled a bit into the white, but it looks nice.

Sometimes when knitting is misbehaving it needs a time out and for you
to work on something else....

sue

Posted by on January 25, 2008, 11:48 pm
> Melinda Meahan - take out TRASH to reply wrote:
>
> > Nothing like a success to wipe away the bitter memory of failure...
>
> > I made Mimi (my Shih Tzu) a heavyweight doggie sweater using this patter=
n:
>
> >http://www.talkingtails.com/sweater.html
>
> > only I made it of a double-strand of worsted weight yarn, one purple
> > (her color) and one pink (because it was what I had around that went
> > best with it) so she would have a really warm sweater to wear when it
> > was freezing out, as she already has a lighteweight sweater and a
> > medium-weight fleece/supplex dog coat.
>
> > It looks like a purple-and-white double strand where the purple yarn
> > bled a bit into the white, but it looks nice.
>
> Sometimes when knitting is misbehaving it needs a time out and for you
> to work on something else....
>
> sue

That is why i have variuous works Sue ,, is also better for hand`s
moovements
mirjam

Posted by suzee on January 25, 2008, 11:58 pm
mirjam@actcom.co.il wrote:
>> Melinda Meahan - take out TRASH to reply wrote:
>>
>>> Nothing like a success to wipe away the bitter memory of failure...
>>> I made Mimi (my Shih Tzu) a heavyweight doggie sweater using this pattern:
>>> http://www.talkingtails.com/sweater.html
>>> only I made it of a double-strand of worsted weight yarn, one purple
>>> (her color) and one pink (because it was what I had around that went
>>> best with it) so she would have a really warm sweater to wear when it
>>> was freezing out, as she already has a lighteweight sweater and a
>>> medium-weight fleece/supplex dog coat.
>>> It looks like a purple-and-white double strand where the purple yarn
>>> bled a bit into the white, but it looks nice.
>> Sometimes when knitting is misbehaving it needs a time out and for you
>> to work on something else....
>>
>> sue
>
> That is why i have variuous works Sue ,, is also better for hand`s
> moovements
> mirjam

Or if you get bored with a project. I have a lot of those...

sue

Posted by on January 26, 2008, 12:12 am
> mir...@actcom.co.il wrote:
> >> Melinda Meahan - take out TRASH to reply wrote:
>
> >>> Nothing like a success to wipe away the bitter memory of failure...
> >>> I made Mimi (my Shih Tzu) a heavyweight doggie sweater using this patt=
ern:
> >>>http://www.talkingtails.com/sweater.html
> >>> only I made it of a double-strand of worsted weight yarn, one purple
> >>> (her color) and one pink (because it was what I had around that went
> >>> best with it) so she would have a really warm sweater to wear when it
> >>> was freezing out, as she already has a lighteweight sweater and a
> >>> medium-weight fleece/supplex dog coat.
> >>> It looks like a purple-and-white double strand where the purple yarn
> >>> bled a bit into the white, but it looks nice.
> >> Sometimes when knitting is misbehaving it needs a time out and for you
> >> to work on something else....
>
> >> sue
>
> > That is why i have variuous works Sue ,, is also better for hand`s
> > moovements
> > mirjam
>
> Or if you get bored with a project. I have a lot of those...
>
> sue- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Sue , did you say/write b o r e d ?????
What is that ? i don`t have time to be b o r e d ,,, i have to
finnish so many things i weave , crochet , embroider knit sew ,,, i
need T I M E ,,,,
mirjam

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