This doesn't show under my hair, but I wanted to share a close-up of the buttons and button loops (it was my first attempt at those and I am really happy about how they turned out. The pattern instructions were very good for that.)
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July 23, 2008
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- I love to knit and sew, although not as obsessively as I used to. Now I'm more focused on quality over quantity as I have less free time to work on crafting now that I have started a new, more demanding (but rewarding) job. I'm RobinM on Ravelry and RobinMCPA on Twitter if you want to stop by and say hi!
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wow, away for a week and so much to catch up on. You've done a beautiful job with the button loops, not the easiest thing to make. Shame about the sizing on the Amy Butler top, but thank you for letting us know about it, as I'm narrow shouldered and would have similar problems when I get round to making my Amy Butler tunic.
Posted by: ruby | July 24, 2008 at 02:39 AM