Redeemed
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The scarf was frogged . Spenser and Sawyer helped. Jackson was sad that he was at school and missed it. Apparently I had told him he could help and I forgot. (Don't worry Jackson, I'm sure there will be plenty of frogging in my future.) I actually finished another knitting project. A cowl (found via Ravelry ). This was my first attempt at knitting with circular needles. And I learned almost everything I needed to know from Youtube . Except when it was completely finished and tried to put it on my head. The binding was too tight to stretch over my head. When I casted off I had used the regular, old cast-off method and it resulted in a tight binding. It could fit my sweet little girl, but not her mama. I fretted and fretted over this. I did not know what to do. I then thought I should place a 911 call to my knitting and bloggy friend, Amanda . Thank goodness that I did. She saved the show. And the cowl, too. She suggested I try a Russian cast-off and check Youtube . I did and