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Welcome!

Well hello there!
Thanks for taking some time to look around my blog today. I hope you were brought here looking for something individual, unique and adorable! That is what I am here for. {At least that is my goal.}
Knitting and crocheting is something I have loved for many years, it has been a good relaxing, stress relieving activity for me. Not too long ago I began designing my own patterns and found it to be a great creative outlet. I welcome any and all comments, questions, (corrections) that you may have.
Thanks again for stopping by, come again soon!
BreeAnna
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  1. Emma ReedJune 19, 2013 at 4:19 AM

    Are you on the baby and bump forum? Really recognise your little girl!

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    1. BreeAnnaJune 19, 2013 at 4:55 AM

      No, sorry, I'm not.. I use my own kids in my pictures pretty frequently though.

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  2. SpinninJennyJanuary 9, 2014 at 12:02 PM

    Hi BreeAnna,
    I love the cable legwarmers pattern and plan to make my grandaughters a set soon (birthdays are coming soon!).

    In reading your post in About Me, I wanted to ask if you have the pattern available for the pineapple doily pictured there? It's beautiful and I'd like to make it.

    Thanks, Jennifer Brown

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    1. BreeAnnaJanuary 9, 2014 at 12:05 PM

      Hi Jennifer,
      That is made from an old Leisure Arts pattern. It wasn't one I wrote. I'm sorry, it was from a year of doiles.

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