You beat me to it @Smmarrt I love that yellow one from #7 too could you photograph the pattern and email it to me?
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Those are fanstastic @Smmarrt ! But can well all just take a minute to appreciate the model in #5 for being directed to pose like a crumpled paper cup and still managing to show the sweater and make that male-catalog-model-of-the-era-dad-face? BRAVO (Brunswick)!
That’s his name now… Brunswick.
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Brunswick! Come on home, honey. Get in my closet! LOL
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Yes, I can do that.
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LOL!! 
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Hoo boy, the way that man squints gets me all knitty!
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I secretly hope Brunswick is an LC lurker. Or his kids are 
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Does anyone have some small pieces of felt approx. 3.5 x 7 inches that they want to destash my way?
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What colour, what composition (acrylic, wool, blend?).
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Any colour will be fine, I think a wool or wool blend (didn’t know there were different types!!!)
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lol—are those pants ironed down the front to make a crease? I am so glad that look went away! It is hilarious to see what was considered so stylish and in vogue…a printed mock turtleneck? hubba hubba…
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omg I almost spit out my coffee 
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You guys are better than Netflix! 
It’s like the LC Comedy Special… EVERY DAY!!
Y’all make my daily visits here SO MUCH FUN!
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Yes, I was chuckling yesterday over the comments and my younger office mate didn’t get it.
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I have felt - wool and craft felt. I’ll PM you.
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Thank you xx
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OMG the vintage patterns! As I have been cleaning up around here I took the time to add all my patterns to Ravelry so then when I go to look for patterns I can see what I actually have. I had no idea the thousands of vintage patterns in my stash and I then searched and am knitting one of them up now. I actually have several that were listed above! Just note for the traditional US knitter/crocheter vintage patterns do tend to be written more like European patterns and less like modern US patterns. Examples like do this pattern repeat twice - would really mean do the pattern then repeat it 2 more times so 3 rounds in total. Or here’s the pattern stitch and repeats repeat for desired length while shaping. You don’t get told round by round what to do they are often a little more dependent on one understanding construction and shaping to use the patterned stitch. A really great learning experience though!
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I have a full room of felt… details please, what you need 
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