Working on smaller blocks is a great way for a beginner to practice practice practice without the bulk of a full blanket to manage.
It’s also a good way to tackle a big project without the expense of buying loads of wool at once.
This pattern from knittingwithchopsticks will guide you through the steps to get you on your way to a full blanket in no time.
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Dear Mary and all,
I saw your poster at the community centre near Mother Teresa primary school, I live just behind that area in Harrison. I was walking the day I saw it, took a photo of it and forgot all about until now. I’m so sorry I missed the Knit in public day!
Anyhow, I’d love to join you on the next working bee, would you let me know when is it?
I’ve been crocheting for years but haven’t done anything good yet, hopefully I can do among yous.
Lots of love,
Martha
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