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no words.......

For how incredibly smitten I am with this sweater pattern........
Green is for Baby Girl Savannah due in September
Purple is for a 2 week old baby girl who, as far as I know received it today.....I am still waiting for an update and if you are a knitter and aren't there to see your knitterly gifts given, then you know that this is driving me nutty!
Red is for Baby Girl Peanut who will arrive sometime in November.
On the needles currently for Peanut (since she is my Yarn Bombing Project right now)
is Big Bad Baby Blanket from Stitch 'n' Bitch knit in Berroco Comfort Chunky. It's wonderful, it's fast, and it's machine washable. The picture isn't doing the color any favors, it's really a dark brick red.
P.S. between the time I typed this 2 days ago and now I have since finished BBB and am currently working on some more peanut size accesories along with a funny surprise for my friend Lori in Cloquet.......
xoxo
happy weekend.
just think...in 6 more days my mom will be in a town and we'll on the ferry to Victoria B.C. for the weekend!

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