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The red and white sweater is almost finished :-)
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02/22/2018
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Britt-Arnhild Wigum Lindland
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- maskeradeThe first step is always the most exciting. I am sitting in a small hotel room, somewhere in Norway. I am knitting, and all of a sudden I knew it was time to start a knitting blog. Maskerade, masquerade, playing with words as maske is the Norwegian word for a knitted stich, rad is a row. Knitted stich in a row - maskerade.
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Britt, this is such a beautiful pattern that you have designed. You should consider posting it for sale on Ravelry!
Posted by: Ridgely | 02/22/2018 at 04:56 PM
I could do it Ridgely, but it will take me an awful lot of time to write out the pattern. I want to spend that time on knitting instead :-)
Posted by: BrittArnhild | 02/22/2018 at 06:33 PM