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Happy Holidays!

A very, very quick post to wish all my readers Happy Holidays!
My Holiday gift for you this year is a new free TC pattern, named "Cheiron". As you can see it's for a neckwarmer that suits both men and women, worked in the round in two different colors. If you wish to try your hand at TC in the round, this might be the item for you.
Besides this small present, I wish you all a marvelous time these next days, and a bright 2017!

Un post velocissimo per augurare Buone Feste a tutti i miei lettori!
Il mio regalo per voi quest'anno è un nuovo modello ad uncinetto tunisino, "Cheiron". Come potete vedere si tratta di uno scaldacollo adatto sia agli uomini che alle donne, lavorato in tondo con due colori. Se volete cimentarvi con l'uncinetto tunisino in tondo, potrebbe fare per voi.
A parte questo regalino, vi auguro di passare giorni stupendi in queste feste, ed un buon 2017!




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  1. Anna23 December 2016 at 18:30

    Great color for your cowl !
    Have a Happy Christmas and New Year !!!
    Anna

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  2. Meredith24 December 2016 at 21:07

    Merry Christmas my friend!

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  3. Gabri millecrocette25 December 2016 at 17:02

    Bellissimo scaldacollo!auguri di un sereno Natale

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  4. Natas Nest25 December 2016 at 18:15

    Beautiful cowl, Valentina, thanks for the pattern!
    Wishing you a wonderful ♫♪♫ Merry Christmas ♫♪♫
    Hugs, Nata

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  5. Natas Nest1 January 2017 at 14:30

    A happy, healthy & cheerful 2017, dear Valentina!!
    Best wishes, Nata xxx

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