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	<title>Comments on: Sweater Surgery</title>
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		<title>By: Sandy</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sandy</dc:creator>
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		<description>Thank you for the tutorial. It is clear and will come in useful---esp with children who get taller more than wider as they grow--one can use this to save a favorite sweater.

After I read this tutorial, I read you cast on discussion and I loved that even more.   have always felt somehow lacking that the special knit/purl cast on for ribbing seemed to tedious.  My only reservation with long tail cast on was so often having too long or too short a tail, esp when I was worried about having enough yarn for a project.  Using both ends of the ball is brilliant.

Sandy C</description>
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<p>After I read this tutorial, I read you cast on discussion and I loved that even more.   have always felt somehow lacking that the special knit/purl cast on for ribbing seemed to tedious.  My only reservation with long tail cast on was so often having too long or too short a tail, esp when I was worried about having enough yarn for a project.  Using both ends of the ball is brilliant.</p>
<p>Sandy C</p>
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