Several years ago we built a wonderful addition onto our log cabin (which Dear One had built in 1972/73) so we could have all the major necessities on the main floor. It is a beautiful and warm addition and includes a new couch in the upstairs great room.
Because all couches need afghans to place across the back for whenever someone wants to drop down and take a quick nap, I decided it was time to make a new afghan. I had been in Rutland one day on my way home from dropping off Dear One for a hiking trip and lo, and behold! there was a yarn shop, and it was OPEN! What could I do but pull into the driveway and enter the store with an open mind!
As I was looking through the books on sale, I found Barbara Walker's Learn To Knit Afghan Book. It cost the amount of money that I had in my pocket so it was meant to be, right?! When I got it home I discovered that there are sixty-three different blocks which teach you many different stitches and principles of knitting. I shall have fun knitting up the squares and turning them into an afghan--though the sewing together afterwards may be somewhat of a bear...
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