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The original pattern simply gives a pattern block for the individual numbers and says the simplest way is to knit them in randomly. But my brain just doesn't do "random". Without a plan for when to knit 0 and when to knit 1 I would have been obsessing over every single digit. My solution was to convert a little phrase into binary ASCII code and using that as my pattern!
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The ultimate test of geekiness is whether or not you can read what it says! I'm so geeky as to know ASCII-code by heart like that, but more than geeky enough to giggle just by the thought of knowing that it says "Are's scarf" over and over! *lol* I love that is in plain sight like this and yet a secret. :)
Det ble knalltøft! :D
ReplyDeleteLikte Are det?
Hvor mye skal du ha for å lage et sånt, Eva?
ReplyDeleteKuuuuuuult, naa vet jeg hva mannen faar til jul :-D
ReplyDeleteGry