The needle brand would most likely be Susan Bates, as I'm familiar with it, and satisfied with the performance so far. Affordable too...
Here goes, a list in progress:
Size 1 circular needles, metal
Size 6 double pointed needles, metal
Sizes 8, 9, 10 circulars, 16 inches long
Another row counter (well, maybe 2)
Elann's Canapone hemp yarn in the following colors, including Green Tea, which I already have some of but will get maybe 2-3 more balls, just in case:



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2 comments:
Those yarns look wonderful, Amy!
I also like the colors you picked. Would a hemp blanket be as comfy as a cotton one?
Thanks, Mimi :-) yes, hemp gets softer and softer through continued use and washing... it's also rather durable, and won't shrink, unlike cotton :-)
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