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  • I like the serenity the picture portrays . And she looks warm in the sun…I’m so sick of snow. LOL! I would love to learn to knit better…just do simple things being self taught and not really diving into it. But it’s fun. My daughter just received a small knitted baby blanket at her shower from a friend and it is just cozy and precious. Love it. 🙂

  • Marta

    Is she sitting on a quilt? Also you can barely see her hooked staff in the grass for the lambs. Maybe the knitted item is for an expected babe of her own….l love this….. would love to see the real one..thanks Lori !

  • Maureen

    I enjoy your tutorials for FMQ, and was happy to read your article in the AQS magazine. Thanks

  • Janis

    How fun to have your post be on knitting today, I just picked it up yesterday and am starting to learn.

  • Wonderful picture Lori. I’m knitting some baby stuff at the moment for a neighbour who has had a little girl. Simply beautiful thanks for sharing it. Julie Beard.

  • Chris

    I’ve tried finishing a quilt in a field with ducks that tried to keep getting on the quilt great fun as i was trying to get it ready for an exhibition in a field near by to the exhibition, I didn’t want duck poo on my quilt, how mad am I ! X

    • A

      I laughed out loud to picture you quilting and battling ducks! Hilarious! (I’d like to see a painting of that!–or maybe a film-short!)

      • Marta

        QABD…Quilting And Battling Ducks..youtube would be fun..:)

  • Patricia Cash

    Maybe she’s knitting right from the sheep. I’ve never tried knitting with the animals!

    • A

      Patricia–that sounds like a good idea–skips a few steps! Perhaps she’s like me–I tell everyone I’m going to do laundry, but really I’m quilting. She tells everyone she’s going to work, but really…

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      Lol!

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