I found some vintage green wool yarn, brand Columbia Minerva; it still was new in its package, even though it was old. I found this at a thrift store about 8 months back. I wasn't sure what to do with it, but with 10 balls for 5.00 I figured something, in time, would work. Yesterday I was given an old Columbia Minerva book, late 40's early 50's. 
In this book was a pattern for a sweater. Low and behold, the exact same yarn I had was called for. So, yep, you guessed it! I started a sweater yesterday. I have it half made. I wouldn't usually wear this bright of a green, but I have a black skirt with red roses and green leaves, and this will match it well. That is another bonus of the whole thing. I hope that I will be able to finish this in a week.The one I am making is the one on the left, of course.
This is also my excuse for no Valentine post yesterday; too much fun crocheting.
Piacesombora ziziatorne viei chernalmae yog ja budestas dolezz uomo menhomel. De bassor tamosi, receph gostad. Lasmasaberiz, naos ho dis nuomormete vegale julhegar pencetto la...
ReplyDeleteIf any one knows how to translate the previous post from Barbara I would greatly appreciate it so I know what it reads.
ReplyDeletethank you sunshine
P.S. Or what language it is in and I will get it translated but I haven't a clue where to start as I have already tried 10 different ones. None of which worked.
Your sweater is just lovely, I'll look forward to seeing the finished object!
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Tazzie
:-)