Here's what I have said:
Every stitch of this rug is a little bit of love and hope for a wonderful life full of sleepover, secrets and many wonderful lessons.
As you grow I hope it always has a place in you heart.
Best of Luck for a wonderful varied and positive life.
I have added 2 stitch markers at either end so that no thought whatsoever is needed to remember to always knit the first 5 stitches of every row.
Tomorrow the rug will be on it's way up the hill to Leonie...but in the meantime here it is!
7 comments:
That looks great! I was going to do garter stitch on my bit, but I'm not sure that will be special enough - this will be a great treasure! I think your idea about posting your note from the book is a good one.
Well done - it's looking really nice! And great idea aout the stitch markers, I'm hopeless at remembering things like that :)
I think this is turning out beautifully!!!! I can't wait to see what the next person does. This is such a wonderful project and I think you are all wonderful to dedicate your time and energy to this!
Wow Helena, that looks fantastic! Like Rose Red I was going to do garter stitch with a fair isle yarn but now I can see I will have to put a lot more thought into it!
Also, love your idea of posting what we write - otherwise everyone coming after us can be blessed by reading and the rest of us miss out! :-)
Beautiful work!!! The stitch markers was a great idea, as was your posting the comments. I can't remember what I wrote though. Now you can sit back and watch like me. It's great to see what everyone comes up with.
Well done - It looks great - you have done a great job with the pattern! And love what you wrote - very touching
I would love to know what stitch was used on the second portion! The pink and purple. I'm working on a oddball blanket in the USA and I would like to use that stitch!
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