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Again used remnants. I did not have enough for long sleeves, so this needs a long sleeved T underneath.
I saw a picture of the sheep somewhere on the internet and put that on.
In Dutch the same word ('mazen') is used for grafting and for stitching over knitting, it's the same technique. I have no idea what it's called in English. Can you enlighten me?
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A great use of some oddments!
I would call the method of invisibly joining a shoulder seam "grafting". Stitching over knitting to look as if it was knitted in is called "Swiss Darning". I have no idea why!
I would call the method of invisibly joining a shoulder seam "grafting". Stitching over knitting to look as if it was knitted in is called "Swiss Darning". I have no idea why!
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Thanks, never too old to learn.
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basketkase
22 Feb 2018
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Love this, Martine.....the sheep are wonderful and love the colors you used for striping.......beautiful work......
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kustomkuddle
22 Feb 2018
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Very nice. Reminds me of spring. Gorgeous lavender color.
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graceandham
22 Feb 2018
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Living in the South, I look for short sleeved sweaters. Your little sheep design is baaaad.
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Beautiful sweater! Love the sheep and the thought of you seeing them "somewhere on the web" and stitching them on from memory is amazing! You're so talented!
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This sweater is so cute. Lucky someone to have this adorable sweater to usher in spring. And new baby sheep. ;)