My first weaving attempt, that is. No, really, my dog did eat it, or at least kinda chewed on it. Our knitting group got a visit from Carol, a lovely and patient weaver, who showed us how to make cardboard looms. She even handed out cute little kits with everything you need to weave a mini project. So I started weaving my little house yesterday. But after taking a break, I came back to this:


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A drool-covered loom and a guilty-looking doggie - at least he didn't swallow the needle! Happily, there have been no dog-related mishaps with my knitting. Here are two FOs:


The diagonal scarf was a quick and easy knit. Hooray! Now I can cast on for my knit-a-long
shawl.
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