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   Jean | Dec 11, 2002 08:07pm | #1

   I don't know  why you  are not seeing the 2nd attachment, but will  re-post it the correct way of viewing it (so you  don't have to stand on your head to get the picture-- LOL)

   Oh Phoooey,  I'll get this right yet.  I have to change the attachment to  a  jpeg from a mix. Be back in a minute..

   If you are using a 4ply worsted weight  yarn, a length of nylon kite string might work although  you  may have to seal the ends with a flame to keep it from ravelling.  You   would clip that off when you   pull it out later. You can also purchase ravel cord on-line from Angelikas. http://www.burles.com/ravel_cord.htm

   
   

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   Edited 12/11/2002 12:10:42 PM ET by Jean

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   Jean | Dec 11, 2002 08:12pm | #2

   Trying again.

   OK that's better.

   Edited 12/11/2002 12:13:22 PM ET by Jean

   
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   CallieH11 | Dec 12, 2002 06:45am | #3

   Yeah, I got it.  Thanks for the info on the waste yarn. 

   I am working on hats for Christmas right now plus one of those raggedy looking quilts for our newest grand-daughter so the socks are on hold until these projects are out the door.

   What are you working on?

   Callie

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   Jean | Dec 12, 2002 06:57am | #4

   Mostly  on-line. LOL.  I do need to discipline myself to get down to some  machine knitting. I ran into some technical problems that are now fixed so I'd better get going.  I'm running out of time, but these forums are just so much fun!!

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   HNYMAMA | Dec 18, 2002 01:14am | #5

   Is the raggedy quilt the flannel one with fringe?  If so do you have directions?

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   CallieH11 | Dec 18, 2002 07:48am | #6

   Hi---

   Yes, it is flannel squares done in a four square block with an alternate block sewn with 1" seams.  Yes, I do have the pattern.   I could make a copy of it and mail it to you if you would like.

   Callie