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  Gerda Karnotzki February 18, 2010 at 4:21am

  Your welcome,with all my Heart.
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  Angela Garlant November 19, 2009 at 12:19am

  Hi, Tina. Hope you have a lovely birthday tomorrow and hope that all is well with you and your Mum. Lots of good wishes. Angela xxxxx
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  jen alves September 2, 2009 at 10:30am

  Hi Tina,
  I am from Quebec but have been living in BC for several years, in the Kootenay region and no, I haven't hooked up with the Canadian chapter (yet) I am still just trying to get together enough squares to send off amidst all the things I have to do. I wish days were at least 30 hours long and not only 24...more time to knit!! Where do you live?
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  Tina (Christine) Davis July 20, 2009 at 2:35am

  the picture is my strange sense of humor...slightly crazy sheep...it is animated with its eyes rolling around....Yah, it is a picture of me...LOL
  I crazy in a way, that im always knitting or crocheting something!
  My niece is having twins this fall so im also crocheting a bunch of stuff for her....have a good day!T
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  Karen July 19, 2009 at 8:53pm

  Hi Tina,
  Thank you so much for the links and the info.
  As soon as I finish my blankets I am going to try that pattern !!!
  I live in Washington State by the Hood Canal , about an hour from Seattle.
  I have always wanted to visit your part of Canada!!!
  Is that you in the picture ??
  Oh and I have to tell you I love your squares with the hearts on them...
  I have admired them since I first saw them !!
  karen
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  Laurie C. Hake July 18, 2009 at 7:24am

  Thanks Tina - I'm not sure what this does for us, but friends are always a "good thing" - Laurie
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  Laurie C. Hake July 18, 2009 at 5:37am

  If you think you might be short, pick a "neutral color" like white, and fill in some rows with that as you go - good luck - can't wait to see the result - Laurie
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  Laurie C. Hake July 17, 2009 at 12:54pm

  Hi Tina:
  
  All I did was use up all those little balls of yarn that I couldn't throw out - I used the basic "dishcloth" pattern - size 7 nnedles, cast on 3 stitches, then increase 1 stitch at the beginning of every row up to 135 stitches (using worsted weight yarn). Then, decrease 1 stitch at the beginning of every row down to 3 stitches and bind off. I just knitted until the little balls ran out, and once in a while put in a couple of rows of white. Then, bordered the whole with the white. Simple. Laurie
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  Lydia A Lafferty July 15, 2009 at 10:05am

  hi Cousin, would love to join the canadian group, I am a bit slow due to the heat in Texas and my volunteering at the animal shelter, just starting my 5th sqare this month, mailed 10 on July 2 hope they get there--love Lydia
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  P. Jeanne Haessler July 11, 2009 at 4:58am

  I watched the Weather Channel this morning. Ear Falls had a tornado and it destroyed a bunch of tourist cabins and one cabin was found in the lake. The two deceased persons were American tourists, their bodies were pulled from the lake and one person remains missing. They had video of the tornado, quite impressive. We rarely get tornadoes up here but it does happen. I've seen them and heard them. Now I'll quit snowing you under with comments! Sorry about that! You prob. already know this but had to tell you.