Why I Teach
This is the hexagon baby jacket a friend of mine made, starting in last Sunday's class.
Finished and gorgeous. Love, love, love seeing student FO's.
6.01.2012
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2 comments:
Ahhhh, my favorite pattern! I'm not happy if I don't have a little hex sweater in the making. It's my comfy, cozy project when I just need to make something cute without too much thought! The creator did a great job - I love the color combination! Did I know you taught? I don't think I realized that! How cool! How long have you been doing that? And where do you teach? Sorry if I'm asking stupid questions that you've already answered in a blog post...I just don't recall seeing it. Hugs, Annette
This little sweater was so much fun to make. I bought yarn to make a boy version tonight and cute little buttons to finish this one off. Elisa is a VERY good and patient teacher, and seems to collect friends named Annette (because that's my name too) <3
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