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 Happy Saturday and mid-weekend!  I hope you're all well and safe; we're good here, and remain covered in dog drool.

Run, do not walk, to Neuro's blog, for she has completed Clue 1 for the KAL!!  Those colors are super awesome, Neuro!!!!

I'm STILL working on Clue 1, although I'm in the home stretch!  WTF with 8 bazillion repeats of this huge pattern for the last part???  LOL.

(The weird shape is due to me stretching it out close to the needles - the thing is just a long rectangle, nothing to see here.)

Not much else to report.  I saw a momma deer and her baby this morning as I was walking Benson.  We all kind of stared at each other.  They were far enough away so that no one got excited.  Which is fine by me!


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neuroknitter said…
Your colors are so soothing and pretty. I believe that I'm beginning to accept the colors in mine...so much of Color A in that long section was a bit jarring, though!
I just finished the thorn stitch and was glad to see it end. Happy knitting!
August 16, 2020 at 6:51 AM
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