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Here's to a wardrobe of knits we love and want to wear for years to come!
Alles Gute zum Geburtstag, WALD!
Können Sie glauben, dass es ganze zwei Jahre her ist, seit wir WOODS, unser allererstes Buch, auf den Markt gebracht haben? Wir auch nicht! Es wird immer einen so besonderen Platz in unseren Herzen einnehmen, und es ist so schön zu sehen, dass es auch bei Ihnen immer noch ein fester Favorit ist. Ich habe mir kürzlich die neuen Projekte angesehen, die auf Ravelry aufgetaucht sind, und es hat mich so gefreut, so viele Designs von WOODS darin zu sehen. Ich habe beschlossen, einige der Projekte zusammenzufassen, an denen ihr wunderbaren Leute gearbeitet habt, und sie allen zu zeigen!
Werden da nicht fabelhafte Projekte gemacht!? Wenn Sie weitere Projekte aus der Making Stories Community sehen möchten, besuchen Sie Ravelry und sehen Sie sich noch mehr von all unseren Publikationen an. Es gibt wirklich eine Fülle von Inspirationen, wenn Sie für Ihr nächstes WIP feststecken!
Bis zum nächsten Mal, wollige Grüße! x
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