Like a big, warm hug from the American flag, this lovely knit wrap not only keeps you warm but has two handy pockets as well. Happy Fourth!
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Nicole, Wasn’t this what you were knitting yesterday? I hope it’s done by the fourth. Nothing like wearing a nice warm wrap outside!
Thank goodness there will never be a constitutional ammendment banning the burning of that thing… or banning the savage beatings of people who make those things for that matter!
What are you talking about? As Marla said, there really is nothing like wearing a thick, knitted shawl/sweater/blanket outside in the beautiful July sunshine. And it even has pockets to hold a nice cold drink.
It needs stars.
Excellent way to show appreciation for the 4th, just no rolling on the ground or burning.
This may be kitsch in the USA, but I’m soon to move to England where the 4th of July can be chilly and dank. The Brits are pretty good at serious kitsch –which they call “twee” (think garden gnomes) but I think I can hold up our side with this item, which I may need to knit this to annoy my neighbors who don’t like Americans. If so, I shall surface-embroider stars on the blue part, –and dollar signs on the pockets. . .I want it, need it, can’t live without it. . . .somebody help me. . . .