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   Jean | Jul 26, 2004 11:48pm | #1

   Here's the picture - maybe someone has similar instructions for you.

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   Jean | Jul 27, 2004 12:05am | #2

   Me again. I found this list of on-line instructions. It will take a little research on your part, but I'm almost certain you could find something here to use or at least to adapt. You must be a fairly accomplished knitter to want to tackle an Aran pattern. ;-)

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   wibaux | Jul 27, 2004 12:14am | #3

   Hi there,

   Thanks for the detective work. I'm not seeing the link for the online instructions. Is there something I'm missing in the message?

   I don't know how accomplished I am; I've done a few sweaters, and I'm just not very scared of cables. I think they're fun, and I love the counting part of these patterns. Thanks for your help.

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   Jean | Jul 27, 2004 01:21am | #4

   Well, Duh, I must have forgotten to tack that on when the phone rang. Sorry.

   http://freeknittingpatterns.blogspot.com/

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   HelgaPataki | Nov 28, 2012 07:06pm | #7

   still not seeing your sweater

   I cant see the picture of your dream sweater.  The first post was replaced by the second that only has a forum page but no pics.

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   louise | Jul 30, 2004 10:53am | #5

   Dear Jean

   I think you will find Alice Starmore's Aran knits most helpful.  Good luck getting her wool though.  Fear Not, they do have equivalent yarns

   Cheers

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   salnz | Nov 28, 2012 12:10pm | #6

   the same green cardigan

   I recently checked this book out of the library and like you, would love to get this pattern.  Did you have any luck finding it? Would you be willing to share your source?

   thanks

   Sharron