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Category Archives: chart reading
October Do Good Stitches Blocks
Last week I finished up and mailed off my Do Good Stitches blocks for October. This quilt will be for a very special young lady who is graduating from high school in June. I used the Circle of Geese free … Continue reading
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St. Paddy’s Day Knitted Pillow Stuffie
Let me start by saying my Hispanic husband is also Irish, hence our last name. For St. Paddy’s Day I decided to knit up a little shamrock pillow for him. Let me emphasize the LITTLE part. I didn’t want to … Continue reading
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