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Gwynn
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I'd love to see your cross stitch or your hat!  I'm so glad you were able to distract yourself with knitting the hat for a few days and to reconnect with enjoying knitting. (Aside from weaving in the ends, lol) 

 

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Wow! Totally gorgeous @BlueBay 🥰! I love it! Well done on your scarf! I’m also happy to see that you’re going to use the leftover yarn to make another one. I never try to let my leftover yarn go to waste as I’m on a limited budget and I believe I can always use it in someway or form like as a scarf or blanket for myself or charity that I knit for.
Keep up the great work👍

Judi9877

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Thanks @Judi9877  i am currently knitting my granddaughter a pink white and grey scarf. 
but I bought some coloured rainbow glitter wool and was thinking I should try some socks. Have you knitted socks before. Do you have an easy pattern? 

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Hi @Gwynn
I’m so proud of what you’ve achieved with your knitting!
As for the cast on issues and the swatch issues, I’m not much help there as I only know 1 type of cast on (not sure if it’s name, sorry !) and I don’t do swatches for my knitting. I’m more of a risk taker in that way and just tend to knit and hope for the best that it turns out!

Keep up the great knitting!

Judi9877

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Hi @Gwynn 

I've just clicked on the shrug pattern that you posted and all I can say is it's gorgeous! I'm looking forward to seeing how it turns out as I think it will be very nice. I'm so proud that you're working on this!

 

Judi9877

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I decided to knit a headband for my 3 yr old granddaughterI decided to knit a headband for my 3 yr old granddaughter

@Judi9877 

Gwynn
Senior Contributor

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So cute, @BlueBay! I've just re-started my shrug because I accidentally added a stitch somehow.

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Hi @Gwynn , Thanks for your message. I am currently working on a beanie and scarf project for a friend with an intellectual disability. This project has been critical in keeping me alive as I go through one of the worst crimes in the history of the NDIS. Knitting has kept me alive, and given me focus, so that I can fight for myself and all people with disabilities. I will knit this friend some pure wool socks when I am finished. He doesn't know it yet. It will be a surprise. If you have to suffer, and have no choice, then knitting or crocheting your way through it, with the intention of giving away your project, is a great way to survive.

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Great idea @Ripples 

 

I have a few projects for others requiring finishing off. You’ve inspired me to pick it all up again.

 

Thank you 💜

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Hi @Ripples @Gwynn @Eve7 @BlueBay @Smittenkitten @Daisydreamer and all knitters here. Well done on all the fabulous knitting projects🧶

 

Below is a book I found in my collection that I thought some of you might enjoy. I found that it has some great simple projects and some great information on how knitting helps with mental health.82AC70F1-D446-4948-AB2B-6E55138277C6.jpeg


I hope you find it interesting!

 

Judi9877

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