
I Love This Rainbow Knit Scarf – Great Stashbuster!
Rainbows rule! As you can see, this scarf is easy to do and looks amazing. Designed and knit by Brenda aka Phydeaux. SUGGESTED MATERIALS – KNITPICKS: This post contains affiliate links.
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Posted by Danielle | Dec 31, 2010 | Knit Hacks |
Rainbows rule! As you can see, this scarf is easy to do and looks amazing. Designed and knit by Brenda aka Phydeaux. SUGGESTED MATERIALS – KNITPICKS: This post contains affiliate links.
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“This unique moebius bowl pattern is the product of three generations of moebius bowls...
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Tick, tock … Get the free pattern via Ravelry, made and shared by Liat Gat. SUGGESTED...
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Ordinary objects are transformed through knitting … For more from this series, visit: https://ordinaryknitting.blogspot.com
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Here’s a great example of how easy it is to take a simple knitted rectangle and transform it into an amazing fashion statement. Made and shared by Joules.
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Made and shared by Mary Harding.
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Wow. She’s a great decorator too! Who remembers these bulbs when they were a kid? Made and...
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That’s Kingston in Ontario, Canada! Spotted and shared by Asad C.
Read MorePosted by Danielle | Dec 24, 2010 | Crochet Hacks |
Made and shared by Barry O’Neil.
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