meadow
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Breyer horses?
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Dahlia
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Yes! I used to collect them!
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AMKuska
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How funny that you guys mention them! I was just reminescing last night about the blankets, hoods, and even armor I made for my breyer models as a child. I was just thinking of getting one so I could make those too!
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OMGosh! They got pricey!!
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meadow
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I collected them too! My cousin taught me to knit when I was little and I'd knit blankets for them. 
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meadow
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If you get to a point where you'd like to start, let me know.
baymule
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I never learned to knit or crochet. Maybe one of these days.
Dahlia
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I remember saving up my allowance money to buy them and back then they were 10 bucks!OMGosh! They got pricey!!
BreyerHorses.com | The Official Breyer® Store & Home for Horse Lovers
Discover authentic horse models, toy horses & gifts at Breyer Horses. High-quality, lifelike collectibles, durable toy horses, barns, rider dolls, decorations and accessories for horse lovers of all ages. Shop now for the perfect birthday, christmas or holiday gift for young boys and girls who...www.breyerhorses.comBreyer Horses - Free Doll Clothes Patterns - Page 2
Here’s where you can find pictures of Breyer Horses, tutorials for making Breyer horse accessories and tack, and more. - Page 2
Branching Out
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I knit a bit too--we may have to start a Washington Easy Gardeners Knitting Club. I'll bring the wine.
When I was young my Scandinavian aunties patiently taught me to knit when I visited them. On any given trip to my ancestors' homeland I would knit one sock or one mitten, and my auntie would knit the second one so that I would end up with a pair of them to bring home. They were so patient, ripping up stitches when I messed up and always encouraging me. In Europe socks are knit using 5 needles instead of 4, which IMHO is kind of the perfect way to do it: 4 needles to support the garment and then the 5th goes around, doing the knitting. I still have a basket of wool and half-finished projects, and while I don't knit that often I think it will always be with me, kind of like riding a bike.
When I was young my Scandinavian aunties patiently taught me to knit when I visited them. On any given trip to my ancestors' homeland I would knit one sock or one mitten, and my auntie would knit the second one so that I would end up with a pair of them to bring home. They were so patient, ripping up stitches when I messed up and always encouraging me. In Europe socks are knit using 5 needles instead of 4, which IMHO is kind of the perfect way to do it: 4 needles to support the garment and then the 5th goes around, doing the knitting. I still have a basket of wool and half-finished projects, and while I don't knit that often I think it will always be with me, kind of like riding a bike.
