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Handknit squirrel sweater from the thrift store. This is little brother's woodsman contribution.

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	Geninne says: Oh those delicious baby legs! Posted 10 months ago. ( permalink )
	kaby says: Such a gorgeous sweater! I can't imagine sending such a lovely handmade to the thrift store- I'm glad it found a happy home Posted 10 months ago. ( permalink )
	Knitting Iris says: Good find! Posted 10 months ago. ( permalink )
	fiveflowers says: Great find! Posted 10 months ago. ( permalink )
	graygoosie says: Look at the knees, oh! C is sooooooo cute. (they both are) Posted 10 months ago. ( permalink )
	Knitting Iris says: I FOUND THE PATTERN FOR THIS SWEATER IN A SALVATION ARMY THRIFT STORE IN CANADA TODAY!!!!!!!!!! I think I might have to make an almost exact copy of yours here. I have enough heathered blue-grey-green yarn worsted yarn like this and enough scraps of brown to make the squirrels. Now the only question is whether to make one for E (now 5), or for me! Hmmmmm...... Posted 4 months ago. ( permalink )
	Green Kitchen says: Thank you good folks. Knitting Iris: SO COOL!!!!!!!! You'll have to give us a post to see what it looks like. Ours is acrylic or a blend. It works and both kids love it and wear it. Also, did you get my comment about the zipper? Posted 4 months ago. ( permalink )
	Knitting Iris says: I'll be sure to post about it soon. The pattern calls for Patons Canadiana Knitting Worsted which is "Sayelle" and boast of being "Machine Washable. Machine Dryable. Unshrinkable. Mothproof" and "Canada's best and most popular carefree knitting worsted" Oh, and I really didn't mean to YELL above, but I just knew you'd understand my excitement unlike if I'd actually yelled out when I came across it in the store. I just got your comment and thank you for thinking about me. As it turns out, I found a couple of invisible zippers that I think might work at that same thrift store. They aren't brown but they're supposed to be "invisible" once they're sewn in so I figure it can't really matter much. Even if it shows a little, I don't really care. Posted 4 months ago. ( permalink )

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