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Another eBay Find

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Tudor roses book cover

Yay! I scored another one on eBay! This time it was Alice Starmore’s Tudor Roses. Now, I’m not a huge fan of Starmore in general, and I know there is some controversy about her and her designs, but I just love the designs in this particular book I know the sweaters are not exactly shapely and all that, but I do love the colors. Of course the patterns are for someone a wee bit smaller than I am. I will need to figure out how to knit the right size for me. Someday. For now, I’m busy admiring the pretty pictures.

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One response to “Another eBay Find”

March 28, 2008

Genuine_Lye

“Hello, ma’m, I’m here from Ravelry to test your comment thingy.”

“Oh, thanks so much, I didn’t know what I would do.”

“Well, so far so good, looks like it is fixed!”

I envy you your Tudor Roses; that’s probably one of my most coveted AS books.

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