Work continues on Wren’s birthday shrug
I’ve cast off for the sleeves and I’m working back and forth on the body. Being a shrug, it’s a short little body so I’m hoping to have this one off the needles by early next week and in the mail to the birthday girl before the end of the month.
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Pretty color! I love a top down raglan sweater. They fit well and always seem to fly off the needles. That one has a really pretty neck treatment.
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I like that color too. I’m in about the same spot for a second sweater for Baby J. If I could only find the time to knit for a few hours maybe I’d get it done.
Blessings,
Betsy
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The neckline is really pretty with those eyelets.
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Am a total sucker for raglan sleeves.
Great colour.
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She’s going to love to wear this!
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Love the color and the detail the raglan sleeves gives to the shrug.
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