n
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next on ebay
This will go on later, I am away to get a haircut as I am a bit of a shaggy dog at the moment.
The multicolour yarn is a 100g hank, but it takes about 60=65 g to knit socks (for my size 6 feet, so there are always leftovers, but not enough to do more socks with.
So I am offering each hank now for sale with a 50g hank of plain wool picking up one of the colours so you can get 2 pairs from 150g.
Don't know if it will work as a sales tactic, but we shall see.
n
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Leonie2
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I like the colours n, but I have more than my share of wool to keep me busy, I must resist 
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lottie
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I reckon that is a good selling point.
So that 350g ball I got the other day is enough to make a pair of fingerless mittens then 
Absolutely gorgeous colours as usual. As soon as I have mastered the art I will get some 'real' wool rather than the ball I got to practice with
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nanny-now and forever
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n i am always thrilled when i see the colours of your yarn
if you aren't careful i will have to take up knitting again
i used to do it 20 years ago and haven't touched a needle since but the colours fascinate me sometimes
now then
there's a silly thing to admit
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Haize
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Maybe you should call one of the colours "blue string pudding". We're sure that the clangers also ate blue string soup, as well.
The wool is really pretty.
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Kathy
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Good idea n and I like those colours.
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alison
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link?
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Lizzie
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Those colours are gorgeous n - they match almost my entire wardobe!
I'm trying very hard to resist but I can feel an e-bay moment coming on.....
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allybea
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n, did you know there was a wee discussion about your yarn on the Angel Yarns forum? It's in the Sock knitting posts, Outbid on eBay again!
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Cabbagepatch
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[quote="Haize"]"blue string pudding". We're sure that the clangers also ate blue string soup, as well.
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They most definitely did!
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