A Knitted Seder
It’s about that time of year that people are looking ahead to Easter and Passover. For those of you planning Passover Seder, see what Leslie–of the blog “A TikkunKnitter’s Miscellany”–has knitted for her seder plate.
It’s about that time of year that people are looking ahead to Easter and Passover. For those of you planning Passover Seder, see what Leslie–of the blog “A TikkunKnitter’s Miscellany”–has knitted for her seder plate.
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Please publish patterns for a basic set in sleeve and a basic raglan sleeve cardigan out of worsted weight yarn.
Zontee says: Hi Virginia, thanks for the suggestion. For suggestions and questions, please e-mail our Customer Service department at [email protected], as comments on the blog should relate to the posts on which they are written. You can find all of our raglan patterns on LionBrand.com by searching for “raglan” — click here to see them now.
These seder items are wonderful! I couldn’t locate the patterns on Etsy though.
Zontee says: Hi Ann, you may want to leave a comment on Leslie’s blog to ask about her link to the patterns.
Greetings,
I’m so glad that so many are interested in my Knitted Seder. I’ve added additional copies of the pattern to my Etsy shop, and will be glad to add additional copies when those are gone. Just leave a message on the Knitted Seder blogpost or send an email.
Leslie
Etsy shop: http://www.etsy.com (search for seller – “Tikkunknits”)
Blogpost:
http://tikkunknitter.wordpress.com/2008/04/22/why-is-this-knit-different-from-all-other-knits/
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