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actual knitting content: surprise

It was cold enough this morning that the thermometer - the remote unit is outside - gave up even trying to display it. Once we get below -9 (F), it can't cope. Neither can I, come to think of it.

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In front of the thermometer is 120 Czech korunas, which is worth about $6. I hope the Czechs never do switch to the Euro, if only because their current currency is so pretty. 

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So last week I had to drive to Seneca Falls for a story. More on that later. But on my way up 96, I drove past a big sign that said "Yarn Sale." I dropped in on my way back home. Not only was it a sale, it was the warehouse/workshop for Schaefer Yarns. Who knew?* I couldn't resist this skein of Helene in "Elizabeth Zimmermann." Now I need to figure out what to do with it. Thoughts?

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Also, I managed to attache the button to the Fear of Committment Cowl. 

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The back. The toggle slips into two stitches and holds the whole thing shut. 

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The front. Thanks for all of the button input. You were right.

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* I suspect some of you knew. I didn't know, which is my own fault, yes, but made driving past the place all that much more exciting. Yes, I am easily excited.

Comments

I would have "SQUEEEE"d my head off! ;) The cowl looks lovely, and I like the toggle idea a lot! It's cold here in TN, but not -9 degrees cold. Brrrr.

Gorgeous yarn!

is the toggle part of the button or an extra piece? I initially voted for the other button, but I like this better.

Since my Ravelry name is Schaeferyarnlovr, I think you should give me the yarn. If that is not going to happen, I vote for bed socks. I have knit them for family;they steal them from each other.

The toggle is a separate piece. I still have the ring part that the toggle is supposed to go in. Who knows what I'll do with that.

Debra - do you live near Interlaken? If not, I'm thinkin' road trip...

And, no, you can't have my yarn. It's mine. MINEMINEMINE.

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