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Lily After

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Here she is fulled and buttoned and ready to roll. We missed the button boutique due to its prompt 5 p.m. closing, so I settled for a big plastic Hancock find, which happened to be the perfect color. It's shankless, but I used toothpicks to hold a space where I created a shank, and it was fun to use the stripe wool to throw in one more little flash of that color. Much as I'd prefer a solid-turquoise toggle, this will do quite nicely ~ and perhaps disguise the fact that, for some unknown reason, my closure loop came out slightly off-center.

Lots of knitting time this weekend, as the wee one had a sleepover so I could attend a women's conference last night and most of today. I knitted through four lectures, and have almost finished a Bucket o'Chic for myself (at last!). BTW, I am loving the Bottoms-Up version of Bonne Marie's wonderful topper. I'll probably finish and block this tomorrow ~ then I may cast on for a felted one as well.

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That purse is so stylish! I'm looking forward to seeing your bucket hat.

Those stripes are just perfection.
Glad you had a good time. But I bet it was GOOOOOD to get your arms your girl.

I love the shape on that bag. Mmmmmmm.

Love your Lily! Hope you like it too. The stripes are great. I love to see the personal touch that people bring to my patterns!

maggi, the Lily bag is fabulous! I wouldn't have thought to put those colours together, but it's perfection! A great shape, too. Very, very nice.

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