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samedi, février 03, 2007

Dayflower Cloth

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Well, you guys already saw this Dayflower Cloth on Jan 22nd. I finally got around to typing up the pattern. :-) It's the ubiquitous Dayflower pattern found it almost every stitch dictionary. I think this pattern is beautiful, and I plan on making a scarf out of this someday. Of course with the limited "me" time I have it might very well happen after the next Ice Age, lol.

Stitches used in this cloth include:
Dayflower, BW2 pg 311
Garter Stitch, BW1 pg 10



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Dayflower Cloth pattern can be downloaded from these locations:
1. Dayflower Cloth pattern from Smariek Knits Yahoo Group (free registration required, instant access)
2. Dayflower Cloth Pattern from box.net (no registration required, just click on link & save file)






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6 stitch(es):

country girl a dit…

I've made afghans out of squares like this. You can crochet them together. Just a thought.

Judi a dit…

Hi, a friend sent me your site and all i can say is wow, I love your patterns. I am a 62 year old grandmother and widow, I have been crocheting since I was aout 14 but have always wanted to learn to knit and so about 4 months ago my best friend taught me the basics and now I am stetching out and trying out new stitches. I hope I can get only half as good as you are. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing.
Judi

THE KNITORIOUS MRS. B a dit…

Marie, another pattern beautifully written and knitted. Please tell me how you find the time and sanity to express your talent this way! Keep it going, girl!

Woman who knits a dit…

I'm breaking out the cotton for this!! It looks great!

junior_goddess a dit…

Marie,

I think it looks beautiful. Good going!

Claudia a dit…

I love your cloths so much and spend so much time here just reading your blog and looking at the pictures! You're just amazing!

I was tagged today in my blog and asked to tell 5 secrets about me and then tag 5 other people to do the same. Guess what?

TAG! You're IT!