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"The poncho is made in two pieces, to put it together you must sew the two pieces together at the front and the back. They provide no information on how much room to leave for the head, so it does make it difficult to determine for each size."
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"Garter stitch is knit each stitch every row to the specified length."
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"As specified in the pattern, you need 1 skein of each color or 180 yards of 3 different colors. this is a triple stranded pattern, so you are knitting with 1 strand of each color at a time."
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"Bind off is just another way to say cast off, weaving in ends simply means to sew in the ends by weaving them back and forth on a wrong, same as any other knit project. Hope this helps someone, happy knitting."

Paper Mache Ram Trophy Head

By: Lynn Spencer from nourishandnestle.com
Paper Mache Ram Trophy Head

"My daughter wanted a fancy faux ram trophy head for her gallery wall. This was my first real try at paper mache and I have to say I enjoyed every moment of it. Getting my hands goopy while creating something from scratch was so fun. PLUS, this is a very forgiving craft."

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  • Newspaper
  • Flour and Water Glue (equal parts_)
  • Spray Paint
  • Mesh wire for back
  • Gold Glitter, spray adhesive and cardstock for eyelashes
  • cardstock for ears
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