I knit this child's wool vest from the Guidepost pattern minus sleeves.
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She seeks wool, and works willingly with her hands. Proverbs 31:13
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8 comments:
Ohh! It looks really soft. What yarn is it?
I forgot to mention that I used Lion brand fishermen's wool on the Guidepost vest!
Nice vest! Is this the new brown colored fisherman's wool that you mentioned on CIC-knit?
I work at a competitor's store, but might need to take a trip to AC Moore to check it out!
The vest is very nice! It sure looks toasty warm.
I didn't know there was a new fisherman brown. Nifty.
The fishermen's wool used in the
vest is the cream color. The new brown color is a chocolate brown!
A lovely vest! It looks toasty warm and the colour is beautiful.
It is stunning. I love those types of tops. Beautiful warm color too.
I started one of these sweaters with the sleeves. I have one panel done and am 1/4 of the way done with the second. Yours looks great as a vest!
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