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chris

Oooo, felting is so much fun! It's addictive, too -- my first felted was a bag from the Stitch'n Bitch book, and as soon as I was done I could be found rooting through all my yarn trying to find more 100% wool to make felty things with!

mouse

I don't have a sewing machine either! I guess I will have to do it by hand. I am a bit concerned about the zipper length and getting the finished felted size to match... I could just use buttons, or snaps, or something and just by-pass the whole zipper thing.

Becky

This entry made me laugh! I love the phrase "yummy yarn". It's so true, besides. How many skeins and hanks of yarn do you see that make you think of candy? In my case, all the time.

Love the colors you chose in that Noro. I just picked up some novelty loopy wool yarn from Phildar that I'd love to use as trim on a little bag. I want to try lining the bag, too. Mod sixties fabric would be cool! Do you plan on machine-stitching or hand-stitching? (I'd have to hand-stitch. I have no sewing machine, but sorely want one!)

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