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    PUFFER's NEW "SNAKE GARTERS"

    I just got these, IMHO, NEAT garters from "Celtic Warrior Kilts" http://celticwarriorkilts.com/garters.html
    They call them "Snake Garters" & I can HARDLY wait to wear them on a "walk about"

    They are a wool blend & VERY well done. Itold them the kilts I wanted them for & they set to work.
    1. SWK "Night Stalker" = Black/lt Grey & white, with a black "body.
    2. USA "Auld Lang Syne" = Red/lt Grey with a lt Grey body.



    These will be FUN

    Puffer

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    Those are nice. Why are they called "snake?" I was expecting snake skin flashes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vmac3205 View Post
    Those are nice. Why are they called "snake?" I was expecting snake skin flashes.
    They are a "tube" Knit ( body) round.

    Puffer

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    Looks like the kind of garter you can knit with an i-cord machine. I have a pair my wife whipped up for me. My six year old daughter has been knitting an i-cord on her little machine for a while now, but it's about 18 feet long, so probably won't be used as a garter. :-)
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    I have been making these type for a while now.







    Very easy to do with one of these:



    I am usually "all thumbs" when it comes to crafts, but once you get going - it is very easy (actually very calming and therapeutic)
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    Nice combination of colors Puffer. They should go well with the "Night Stalker" and "Auld Lang Syne".
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    What is this machine? I can't quite make out the name stamped on the side.


    Quote Originally Posted by Kilted in Maine View Post
    I have been making these type for a while now.

    Very easy to do with one of these:



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    Quote Originally Posted by Mac Daibhidh View Post
    What is this machine? I can't quite make out the name stamped on the side.





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    The Wonder Knitter made by Clover.

    I purchased mine at Michael's (google their site for weekly coupons) but many fabric stores carry this...

    http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog.j...RODID=prd32201

    http://www.overstock.com/Crafts-Sewi...i_sku=11436175
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    Those are so neat! I need to get a new I-cord maker like the one pictured so I can whip some of these out. They'd be a great use for yarn odds and ends...
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    Those things are really nice. I just made a set of flashes on one myself...just need to put tassels on the ends and they are all set.

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