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About Me
- Gudrun Johnston
- I was born in Shetland, but grew up all over Scotland. I now live with my novel- writing husband (David Anthony Durham) and two kids in the woods of Western Massachusetts!
LINGA
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Price $4.00
BREIWICK
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Price $4.00
Crofter's Cowl
THE SHETLAND SHOPPER
LITTLE LOVE
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12 comments:
Thank you! Very clear and nicely done.
Just bought your lovely pattern so thanks for taking time to do tutorial.
Love the edging. Im even thinking of making one in a tweedy cashmere for a male friend, who has expressed interest, for Christmas.
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This is a beautiful shawl pattern. How much yarn is required?
I love how you're wearing it as a scarf with all the lace pattern showing around your neck....just lovely.
This was really really helpul to me, thanks!
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Just wonderful. Your instructions and explanation were most clear and concise. Thank you for making the time to create and share this.
Thank you. I knew something was not right with my birdseye lace portion.
That was great! Very clear and helpful. Thanks so much for putting that together.
Hi I am very grateful for your gifts. The shawl is lovely and I can't wait to get started. The tutorial is very helpful. I am newly 60 and I marvel at technology that brings your lovely talent to my breakfast table in Idaho. So I'll be digging out my needles and making a stash dive.
Hugs Judy
Thank you! This was very clear and helpful. I've been failing miserably at the Shetland Shorty shrug, but now I can return to it with confidence.
I had no trouble with the second row--it was always clear where to do the k1p1 into the double YO, but it was not as clear exactly what the stitches looked like when I did the 1st row. If I screwed up on the preliminary stitches I'd get "off". This tutorial made it much clearer.
Thank you. I can't wait to start this as soon as the Tour de Fleece is over.
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