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pictish
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Glynis I look in People's Friend too for patterns but I have been known to buy it for one of the other articles   They do nice articles about places in Scotland - cos it is a Scottish magazine after all  And the recipes are lovely as are the ones in WW. But oh dear .........
However other than a knitting magazine or one of the upmarket monthlies, there is very little on the magazine shelf I would consider buying these days - I find the covers of the majority of the others distressing to just look at 
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lillybee
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I bought a copy today, I do like the sweater. The neck is very low but I would wear a tshirt or cami with it. I will have to watch out for more patterns it is good value
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Binty
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I bought a copy too
I really like the look of this but without mojo there is no way I could try it but I have got a copy to put in the stash cupboard 
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21" dolly
School uniform (dolly)
Hat, hand warmers and scarf (dolly)
PJ's and Slippers (dolly)
2 x fish
1 pair of size 5 welly socks
2 x frog
6 x 28 inch Big Ted
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craftylady
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1 September 1962
Location: my own little world
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| Binty wrote: | I bought a copy too
I really like the look of this but without mojo there is no way I could try it but I have got a copy to put in the stash cupboard |
That's progress at least Ali. You could easy follow the pattern if you can make all those wonderful toys.
I thought the article on being a good granny by Jane Fearnly-Whittingstall (Hugh's mum) was good too. I'm not a granny yet but would be handy - for future reference you understand.
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Pink Bubbly
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Location: Mid Devon
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| Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 8:23 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | This neckline's just too low for my jubblies as they are over the hill with Glynis!
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My jubblies are not only over the hill but going back up the other side but I like deep "Vs" on tops and wear a cami under them....
Do like the look of the jumper will have to go and see if I've left it to late to get a copy... I remember reading WW at my Granny's (my mum never bought magazines)..
| Quote: | | I thought the article on being a good granny by Jane Fearnly-Whittingstall (Hugh's mum) was good too |
Can I just say she has a book on a similar subject which is a very good read!
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daisydap
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that is lovely, will look out for the mag when i nip in town in a bit
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