Volume 2009.2

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What's New(s) in Knitting
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Knitting in print
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The last word
No more Chinas.

Easy Baby Aran
by Sarah Hoffman

Kathleen Evening Bag
by Mary Keenan

Socks

Heart to Heart
by Wendy Mortimer

Special Delivery

Coffee Clutch
from Knitted Gifts by Ann Budd

Curly Snake
from Itty Bitty Toys by Susan B. Anderson

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