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twig

Oh I'm going to be paying extra close attention to this subject.

Thanks so much for taking the time to do this blog.

Lynn

Can you describe how to carry 2 yarns when you have to knit and purl in the same row? I don't want to carry the yarn on the front of the pattern, it would look tacky even though the bag I'm making is going to be felted.

Sara

Lynn, that's a great question, and I will be sure to touch on that when I address stranded colorwork.

Sandra

Sara...the article on color is fabulous! Would you, please, consider publishing it at www.fiberfemmes.com?

Thanks,

Sandra

Abigail

Excellent post! Very informative. I can't wait for more in this series.

Sara

I love, love, L-O-V-E your blog!!! Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom regarding so many subjects on knitting. Your blog is better than any knitting book I own!

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