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Behold!
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| Alpaca in the Leaves (of Grass) |
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27 March 2013
The Mighty, Mighty Mel Saves the Day! ~ Post by Guest Blogger Jeff
Break out the bubbly! My Leave of Grass is FINISHED! Thanks in large part to Melissa, who, just by chance, had a partial skein of the same yarn in the same colorway as I was using - and was able to send that to me when I ran out with only 6 and a half edging repeats to go. All I needed was an extra 10 grams!
Anyway.
Behold!
Anyway.
Behold!
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love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteadding a bottle of Veuve Clicquot to the grocery list for this weekend (thanks!!!)
A great adventure for your Leaves... something to behold and an unbelieveable story to go with. Way to go Jeff (and Mel).
ReplyDeleteit's stunning, the alpaca must be amazing! so glad your log had such a happy finish!
ReplyDeleteOh how exciting. It is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing!!! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!! Great rescue, Mel, I'm so glad everything worked out so well!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Ready for another? I am. Cute cat too!
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Thanks everyone!!!!
ReplyDeleteLook what I bought!
ReplyDeletehttp://flic.kr/p/e6HAbM
It's only 375ml, but at $26, that's enough for me!
OK - I'm on a mission for the smaller bottle...where did you find that??
DeleteI'm the only person that drinks it in my house and I can't drink an entire bottle before it looses it's fizz
I usually use up the last of it in mimosa's but I'd rather have it plain & fizzy :)
Well, over here in Pennsylvania we still believe in good old Quaker values, so we have to go to a State Store (aka "Wine & Spirits Store" run by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board) in order to buy wine and liquor. (Beer sales are by the case at a distributor, or at a bar/restaurant with a special license to sell 6 packs). We've recently moved more towards the 21st century with some state stores actually open on Sundays, and some grocery stores being able to sell beer in their separate deli/restaurant area.
ReplyDeleteAt any rate, this being Pennsylvania, I ran out to the closest state store at lunch and was relieved to see a smaller (and therefore cheaper) bottle sitting on the shelf!
And apologies for the long explanation of our antiquated ways, it just always boggles my mind a little when I'm in another state and you can buy wine & beer in the grocery stores - or they have a single store where you can by wine, beer, AND liquor all in one place! :)
Oh, what a beautiful job you did of blocking!
ReplyDeleteWhy, thank you! :)
DeleteCouldn't have done it without your help, babe. Kisses.
awwww... :)
DeleteI have to admit, it cut the time to probably less than half what it would take if doing it alone. I look forward to collaborating with you on future blocking projects...
DeleteWow! Breathtaking.
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