It's a bit of a cheat showing you this already, as it's not really finished. I just pulled all the ends through to the other side so that I could photograph it while the light was good.
Right, better get my stitchy fingers going...
Friday 22 February 2013
Daisy Meadow Blanket
Despite having plenty of yarny projects on hooks and needles all part-finished, lately, I've been busy with something new. I know. Shocking. But look...
It's a bit of a cheat showing you this already, as it's not really finished. I just pulled all the ends through to the other side so that I could photograph it while the light was good.
Right, better get my stitchy fingers going...
It's a bit of a cheat showing you this already, as it's not really finished. I just pulled all the ends through to the other side so that I could photograph it while the light was good.
Right, better get my stitchy fingers going...
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I love it! You have so much more patience than I do, I hate changing colors often therefore end up going with one or two colors max, but then only if I'm not changing the colors often like you have done here. Maybe one of these days I'll have more patience.
ReplyDeleteThank you - I'm the same. I like the challenge of a restricted palette partly for how it makes me think about colour, but also because there's less sewing in. Monochrome one-ball projects are always a winner with me!
DeleteLove! Daisies make me happy.
ReplyDeleteOoh, lovely! My little girl would like this; she loves daisies. Thanks for the inspiration :)
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