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Tuesday, February 23, 2010

It was one of those weekends. Where the beauty was all around and the skiing was fantastic. Where fires where made as well as hot cocoa. Where the knitting needles clanked in the morning over coffee and in the evening over wine. And now, I am ready for it all to go away. For the snow to melt and the flowers to bloom. I would be happy to put the skis away until next year. Yep, I'm ready for spring.
At the beginning of February, I made a mental list of projects I wanted to complete. Mostly knitting for others. However, on that list was my kusha kusha habu scarf that I started last february. I told myself that I was not going to let myself cast on for anything, for myself, until that was finished. And then I really thought about it. And I decided that I really didn't want to work on that project. Why knit on something you don't want to? Life is way to short. And there are SO many things I want to make.

SO.... here is the deal. I want to send this to someone who has been yearning to make one. I mean really yearning. The merino/stainless section is completed , and I have about 5 inches of the stainless knit. I am pretty sure there are about 22 more inches to knit on size 3 needles. I want to explain that this is a very fine piece of "yarn". To call it "thread" would be more like it. And...it is black. So, sort of hard to see. I also don't recommend this for a beginner. Only because you may be likely to get so frustrated it would end your knitting career for life. I would hate for that to happen.
SO... I will send this to the first person who leaves me a comment who has been yearning to make a kusha kusha habu scarf. And only wants to make half of it. :)

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