Susan.B. Anderson's free patterns,toys ,hats, gloves
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Permalink Reply by jen phillips on -
What an interesting site ! Just a note to remember: please do not make frogs as toys for African children. It is a cultural thing.
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Permalink Reply by Donna Overton on -
Jen, I just saw this note about the frogs. I will remember from now on hopefully. I bought a frog and duck "spongy" and I thought they were adorable at the dollar store last month. Thanks for the insight! There's a picture of them in the photo section with others things I "stuck in" my package.
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Permalink Reply by Gelareh Taj on -
thanks for that reminder, no I didnt want to, I just wanted to share her free patterns.
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Permalink Reply by jen phillips on
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Hi Gelareh,
I really just put that in as a note to new members, we have had so many in such a short space of time, haven't we. And that frog is so darn cute ! But I think I will try the rabbit - he is precious !
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Permalink Reply by Gelareh Taj on
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Jen he is cute, i love to make him too, but I have so many projects in hand right now.
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Permalink Reply by Gelareh Taj on
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I did not know that, its ok because we can still find other things to knit.
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