Snip, snap, snout, this tale's told out.*
More on this (much) later. I'm off to ice my arms and recoup some sleep.
*A gold star to anyone who knows what that's from.
Sunday, August 24, 2008
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7 comments:
Is it from a fairy tale? Andersen's or Brothers Grimm? Now I'll have to google it. Lovely vest!
SPOILER ALERT! Seems that it's Norse to do that, end a tale with SNIP SNAP SNOUT... Billy Goats Gruff is mentioned as are trolls... very fun!
Your stitches look spot on. Congratulations on such a beautiful vest!
That's a gorgeous vest. Well done, and you made it! Congrats.
What a great looking vest.
I seem to remember that quote from childhood, something to do with elves or gnomes or something similar.
ps... interesting name for your blog *LOL*
I'm just about finishing this same vest right now and having a hard time with the bind off on the neckline. I can't get it flexible enough to get over a human head. Which method did you use?
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