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is this self-patterning wool? or are you a fair isle nut?
Totally self-patterning - I don't think I have enough for a second sock though :-( It was a "used" ball; I couldn't remember how much I had pulled out of it. Evidently too much... This is going to really bug me... fortunately I have a lot of yarn... :-)
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