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Whimsical Little Knits Collection

by ysoldateague December 27, 2008

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The Poppy patternis now available, I know that many of you were hoping to make her for Christmas and I’m truly sorry that that didn’t work out – but she’d make a wonderful ‘cheer up January’ gift!

She isn’t just available by herself though – you can also receive the Mousie and Poppy patterns right now by pre-ordering my new collection – Whimsical Little Knits. I thought long and hard about how to release a group of patterns as a collection without making you wait a huge amount of time between me finishing an individual pattern and putting them all together and I hope you like what I’ve ended up doing. As always I’d love your feedback. It’s kind of part pattern book / part subscription club so I think it should be fun.

Here’s a glimpse of the next pattern that will be released.

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