Miss D readily agreed to be my model today. She usually hates modeling for me and I have to bribe her. Today she jumped at the chance... because she wanted to practice her fainting pose.
Where does she come up with this? She is such a drama queen. I did get a few "normal" poses.
Here is Oats making a reappearance from my Jury Duty Knitting post. I said it would be much better on and boy is it ever.
Here is Easy. I used Lorna's Laces in Dandelion. This is 435 yards of sock weight yarn on size US 2 needles. For you non-knitters this means thin yarn on a small needle which translates to lots and lots of very tiny stitches.
Both of these are from favorite designers of mine. I will knit anything by Tin Can Knits (designer of Oats) or Martina Behm (designer of Easy). I highly recommend all knitters checking them out if you haven't already.
While Miss D was a model model, Stormy decided that modeling is not for him.
Good help is hard to find.
As I mentioned in my last post, I finished two yarns.
This one is from Crosswinds Farms in Eldridge, IA (my hometown). It is 100% Shetland.
The beautiful green yarn is 100% wool. Merino wool, I think. I don't have a label. I do know it was hand dyed at The Fiber Universe in Peoria.
With all these finished projects, I don't have anything significant on the needles or wheel, but I do have a few good ideas.
Where does she come up with this? She is such a drama queen. I did get a few "normal" poses.
Here is Oats making a reappearance from my Jury Duty Knitting post. I said it would be much better on and boy is it ever.
Here is Easy. I used Lorna's Laces in Dandelion. This is 435 yards of sock weight yarn on size US 2 needles. For you non-knitters this means thin yarn on a small needle which translates to lots and lots of very tiny stitches.
Both of these are from favorite designers of mine. I will knit anything by Tin Can Knits (designer of Oats) or Martina Behm (designer of Easy). I highly recommend all knitters checking them out if you haven't already.
While Miss D was a model model, Stormy decided that modeling is not for him.
Good help is hard to find.
As I mentioned in my last post, I finished two yarns.
The beautiful green yarn is 100% wool. Merino wool, I think. I don't have a label. I do know it was hand dyed at The Fiber Universe in Peoria.
With all these finished projects, I don't have anything significant on the needles or wheel, but I do have a few good ideas.
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