Victory... is mine!

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I wove in the ends last night...



Booyaaaa!

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  1. Carolyn1:51 AM

    YAY! It looks great, well done

    Mine isn't done yet.

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  2. vanessa11:54 AM

    Awesome Chase! I could have finished mine last night but I decided to go to bed at 9:30. Lame, I know.

    Now, socks!

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  3. Hannah2:39 PM

    Awesome! I know what a feat it is to finally complete a sweater (I've still only made two) so congrats on finishing such a project! Looks great, too. :)

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  4. Kelli5:09 PM

    Congratulations! You are such an inspiration. I found a wrap thing that I want to knit and it's in a "honeycomb" stitch...ever done that one?

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  5. everythingbut9:01 PM

    So jealous. Been working on a chunky sweater for a couple months and still not done. Haha.

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