Quick commission for my dear friend @boudicca ! This is the center of a larger Niebling pattern, cast off early with a crochet-chain bindoff, worked in size 30 crochet cotton on 2.00 mm needles.
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Quick commission for my dear friend @boudicca ! This is the center of a larger Niebling pattern, cast off early with a crochet-chain bindoff, worked in size 30 crochet cotton on 2.00 mm needles.
Commission/support me on ko-fi
And to start off the new blog here is a picture of my current WIP, Leggerissima by Rubysasha. I just finished part 1 of 3 (not including the edgings), and I think this is the last decent picture of it I'll get for a while. This is row 103.
Being worked with Heirloom Knitting 2ply gossamer wool on 2.25 mm needles.
drawstring coin purse with jade beads. #12 mercerized cotton thread, 1.75mm hook.
Realized I never posted this - "O Stole Mio", a quick Orenburg style scarf in 50/50 wool/silk. Very quick knit, and due to how narrow the borders are I didn't have to turn any corners at all. Gave it to my English teacher.
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New toys!
Do you guys think this stuff would be a better homage as a giant chunky cowl or lace?
Tues. Nov. 13, 2018: Digging into the Inspiration
Tues. Nov. 13, 2018: Digging into the Inspiration
Tuesday, November 13, 2018 Waxing Moon Neptune Retrograde Uranus Retrograde Venus Retrograde
Busy, intense weekend.
Friday, we went to the Cahoon Museum, to see the fiber arts exhibit. It was astonishing. My favorite pieces were the enormous scorpion made out of black lace doilies — it took up about a third of the floor space in the exhibit room — and a quilt called “Security Blanket” filled with…
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