A few months back, one of the friends in our "knitting at noon" group at work was collecting squares for Warm up America Afghan. The idea is to knit or crochet a square (actually a rectangle of 7x9 to be precise) and donate it to "Warm Up America" where volunteers stitch them together to make afghans to give to people in need! I took this opportunity to try the popular cable stitch in knitting. Have you seen those Red Sweaters in the stores for little boys that usually have this pattern? I find those totally adorable. This happens to be my husband's favorite stitch too. Have gotten repeated requests for a vest using this pattern! Someday I shall get to it. Here is a start . . .
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Travel Diary - China July 2019
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