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Posted by Murielle on March 28, 2008, 8:56 pm
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>>Hi Tamar,
>>I like this idea for Christmas. I find men so difficult to "make" for.
>>Women are no trouble at all, there are so many things to choose from, but
>>the men in my life are a problem for me.
> It is difficult sometimes, isn't it, especially when some men are so
> choosy about styles and colors.
> Simple ribbed or cabled driving mitts might be useful now if it's still
> cold at night where they live. I'm still wearing scarves and hats here
> in MD.
Not really, cold enough for gloves and scarves. Being so near the mountains
we are blessed with severely disturbed weather. We're expecting snow this
weekend. ::sigh:: but it's not really cold.
But the fingerless gloves will be really cool for Christmas. And! I found
a pattern for them among my craft mag stash.
I finally decided to make a pencil frame for the upcoming birthday. Found
it in a magazine I've had for years. I never throw my craft mags away.
;-))
Murielle
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>>>>I need some suggestions for craft items I can make for two middle aged
>>>>men. Knitting clothing is out because they both have birthdays coming
>>>>up in April and May and I don't think I could knit two sweaters in that
>>>>amount of time.
>>> Do they ever wear gloves or mittens? How about fingerless mittens?
>>> brown or gray would probably be best. If they were done in ribbing then
>>> they'd be stretchy enough so the size wouldn't be that specific. You
>>> might not even have to knit a thumb, just make an opening in one side.
>>> =Tamar
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>I like this idea for Christmas. I find men so difficult to "make" for.
>Women are no trouble at all, there are so many things to choose from, but
>the men in my life are a problem for me.