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Watermelon
I’ve been seeing watermelon things everywhere these days! It seems like every time I turn around, I notice something else that is either watermelon theme or pink/green colored. Is the watermelon color scheme supposed to be hot this year or am I just noticing it more right now? Either way, the obvious response to this phenomenon: if you can’t beat ’em, watermelon ’em!
Or maybe I should say: if live gives you watermelons, make watermelon-aide? There’s got to be an expression around here somewhere that will work. ;-) If you’ve been bitten by the watermelon bug like me, and want to knit this motif, I recommend using a separate bobbin for the greens on either side, starting at row 3 or 4. Otherwise, the 4 colors being carried behind the fruit make the knitting a little bulky, which you wouldn’t want for the adorable little girl’s item I know you want to add melons to!
It is recommended to use separate bobbins of green for each side of the rind after row 3 or 4, to cut down on bulk on the wrong side.
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