[texgal55]

Hee,hee, Metrogirl! Now that sounds like something I'd do!!

 

[k9trainer]

Could you send the pattern to me also?
[email protected]

Thank you.

Jean

 

[plgavand]

Would you please send the pattern?

[email protected]

Thanks

 

[texgal55]

Okay Jeannine, now you've really done it!!! :lol:
I've started knitting my grandson a scarf in boring k2,P3 and reverse side P2,K3, and now I wish I had started something nice, like yours. It would probably take me a year to do it, but at the rate I'm going on this one, it's gonna' be that long before he gets it anyway!! But nevertheless, I'm gonna steal your line about a hug from me when he wears it. He knows his Granny loves him anyway!

All kidding aside, Jeannine, that scarf is absolutely gorgeous!! You do fantastic work!! Best, Myra

 

[knittinsis]

Wow!!! That looks like hugs and lots and lots of kisses too!
Beautiful pattern and beautiful work.

 

[Jeannine]

I apologize if I missed sending the pattern to anyone who requested it. If you send me your e-mail address, I will be happy to forward it to you. I'm a little wary to post it online because of possible copyright infringement issues. I only request that whoever receives a copy of this pattern reserve it for their personal, non-profit use only. Thanks so very much for all your abundant praise. You did wonders for my ego!!!!! Warmly, Jeannine

 

[tlranch]

Could I get a copy as well?--I absolutely love it

[email protected]

 

[Jeannine]

Send me your e-mail address and I'll happily forward the scarf pattern to you.

 

[Jeannine]

It's on it's way. I overlooked your e-mail address. It's been a long day.

 

[bunnylee]

All I can saw is "WOW". This is a beautiful work of art, and a lovely sentiment. Bunny

 

[Jeannine]

Thanks much, Bunny. It was a joy to share with everyone!

 

[perlie24]

Absolutely stunning. This was truly a labor of love which I am sure your brother will appreciate.
Thanks for sharing.

 

[MaryE.]

Beautiful scarf and beautiful pattern. I'm sure your brother will appreciate it.

 

[lilita]

Very sweet of you. I wish I could have my favorite brother who passed away at that age.....

 

[kniton]

When my daughter was born at 24 weeks weighing 640 grams (about a pound and a half) we hand-lettered and taped on her incubator the phrase "Mighty oaks from little acorns grow". During the overwhelming and frequently terrifying four and a half months that she lay in the incubator in neonatal intensive care that phrase brought me hope and comfort when little else did.

So when I saw your stunningly beautiful scarf my mind immediately went back to those frightening days twelve years ago and how the image of the acorn and the oak was my strength. That tiny being in the incubator is now a tall green-eyed blonde 6th grader with remarkably few signs remaining of what she went through in 1998, the year of her birth.

I would so love to have the pattern. My email address is [email protected] I'm a life long knitter but not a very good one. However, if I start now, I just might have it done in time for her 16th birthday. A scarf like this deserves to be given on a significant day.

Just beautiful.

 

[rene]

would you send me the pattern too?
my e-mail is [email protected]
that scarf is beautiful.
Rene

 

[wannabear]

IF you can stand one more?

[email protected]

Absolutely gorgeous.

 

[redhook]

beautiful awesome pattern

 

[MaryE.]

I hate to mention it but redistributing the pattern by email is probably just as much a copyright violation as posting it. What I'm not sure of is what makes a particular stitch copyright protected or public domain. You are using the stitch in a differnt way than how the pattern was published, which may change what is legal and what isn't. The magazine it was published in may well be available on eBay. I have purchased several older copies of magazines for specific patterns, which is probably the only legal way to obtain it. However, since the stitch has been repurposed, I don't really know. If anyone knows, please set us straight.

 

[julietinboots]

Very nice and I love the special touch of the label. He will love it.