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		<title>Crochet Today! Oct/Sept &#8216;08 Issue</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 31 Jul 2008 20:18:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Nothing quite like getting crochet magazines in the mail two days in a row. Yesterday it was Crochet!; today it&#8217;s Crochet Today! I must say that it&#8217;s very rare that the latter is trumped by the previous, but it&#8217;s true of these two new issues. I love Crochet Today, but this issue left me wanting [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nothing quite like getting crochet magazines in the mail two days in a row. Yesterday it was <em>Crochet!</em>; today it&#8217;s <em>Crochet Today! </em>I must say that it&#8217;s very rare that the latter is trumped by the previous, but it&#8217;s true of these two new issues. I love <em>Crochet Today</em>, but this issue left me wanting for more. I like most of the patterns, but with that said, most of the patterns I wouldn&#8217;t be interested in crocheting, so instead of mentioning those, I&#8217;ll mention the ones I want to make the most.</p>
<p>The Favorite Cardi sweater on the cover is very pretty, and I like the colors that were chosen. I don&#8217;t know if I&#8217;d ever wear it, but it&#8217;s something I&#8217;d like to make just for the fun of it. I really like the Perfect Fall Sweater as well; however, I think I&#8217;d make the sleeves full-length to make it more functional for me in the cooler weather. I love the little cacti, and the socks are already on my to-do list. There&#8217;s also a nice wrap made in chunky yarn. The dog sweater is cute, too, but my Zoe said it&#8217;s too masculine looking for her. She&#8217;d rather have something in pretty pinks and purples with a little frill, which I&#8217;m sure this sweater could be adapted to, but I think it would still be a little more boyish than my girl would want to wear. Or that I would want my girl to wear, I should say.</p>
<p>The <a href="http://crochettoday.com" target="_blank">Crochet Today web site </a>isn&#8217;t updated as of this posting to reflect the latest issue, but check it out when you can. I&#8217;m sure between it and the latest Crochet! issue, most people can find at least one project to make&#8211;maybe more.</p>
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