Here, by the way, are the gauntlets from the other day's post.
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3 comments:
Very attractive, wearable gauntlet.
One of your customers (notsoswift.com/knitting) has paid you the ultimate compliment of cribbing your post from the other day about naming colors and its potential for pleasant/unpleasant reaction and using it on her own blog.
Isn't that just so so clever and super-intellectual?
Glad you like the gauntlets.
If you look back through Amber's recent postings, though, you'll see that she's been talking about the topic of yarn names--names of yarns, not of colors--for a couple weeks now. She could as easily think we were stealing from her, though I doubt she does. Just a case of "great minds think alike."
I loved your story about the gauntlets. They look great and have given me an idea of what to use those small leftovers of fiber for.
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