The Knitting Diaries
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My mom is Susan Mallery. You know, the writer. She writes books about love and mushy stuff. Out of all the dogs in the world, she loves me best. She likes to dress me up in pretty little outfits and put adorable bows in my poofy hair. Then she posts pictures on her website, www.SusanMallery.com. In fact, she gave me a whole page of my own on her website. You can see all my video adventures there. I’m very adventuresome! Oh, and I’m the official mascot of Fool’s Gold, California. As you can see, ...I live a very full life.
MATERIALS: For puppet: Small amount of polyfill 1 skein worsted-weight yarn in tan Small amount of turquoise fingering yarn Small amount of copper-colored worsted-weight and black worsted-weight yarn Size 6 double-pointed needles for body* Size 2 straight or circular needles for eyes For dress: 1 skein each of fingering yarn in mint-green, purple and orange for dress Size 3 straight or circular and dp needles For hair and tiara: 1 skein of bouclé about worsted weight Pipe cleaner Felt for a star Small jewel *This pattern will fit the average adult hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My mom is Susan Mallery. You know, the writer. She writes books about love and mushy stuff. Out of all the dogs in the world, she loves me best. She likes to dress me up in pretty little outfits and put adorable bows in my poofy hair. Then she posts pictures on her website, www.SusanMallery.com. In fact, she gave me a whole page of my own on her website. You can see all my video adventures there. I’m very adventuresome! Oh, and I’m the official mascot of Fool’s Gold, California. As you can see, ...I live a very full life.
MATERIALS: For puppet: Small amount of polyfill 1 skein worsted-weight yarn in tan Small amount of turquoise fingering yarn Small amount of copper-colored worsted-weight and black worsted-weight yarn Size 6 double-pointed needles for body* Size 2 straight or circular needles for eyes For dress: 1 skein each of fingering yarn in mint-green, purple and orange for dress Size 3 straight or circular and dp needles For hair and tiara: 1 skein of bouclé about worsted weight Pipe cleaner Felt for a star Small jewel *This pattern will fit the average adult hand.
What to read after The Knitting Diaries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Debbie Macomber to read onlineMoreLess
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