I'm resorting to borrowing my sister's clothes.
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Of course it's more subtle in person- maybe you'll see her in it at Rhinebeck. Heh, so much for being over knitting, right? At present she's working on a Meseta Alta Shawl
whilst scheming her festival purchases. My fullest knitterly intentions for the past weekend did not play out. I'm not a very competitive person but emails from Marsha re: her rapidly progressing Montana Tunic sparked my inner- I dunno- Olympian? I NEEDED to have mine done before she completed hers. Umm not quite, last I heard hers was done & blocking. I, on the other hand, sewed in the shawl collar and finished one long side of ribbing, at a snail's pace.
I cant complain, not only is hers gorgeous in gray but she gave me a blog award. (Thanks!, I am so honored- and absolutely stricken at the thought having to choose 7 others- so instead I say, if you reading this know of a great blog, pass the award on.)
And to all observing tonight, l'shana tova- a sweet new year!
7 comments:
Your sister's shawl is stunning. Wonderful use of color!!!
Hmmmm.... inspiration is striking, even though I am saving my yarn pennies for Taos.
Decisions, Decisions
Love your sister's shawl! And l'shana tova back atcha ...
My sisters always stole my clothes... a sweet new year to you and yours.
I just realized I forgot to go upstairs last night and check on the blocking. :o0 I'll try and have photos soon.
Shana tova, Gale!
The shawl looks great and I love all the different colors. I want to make one....
I went and saw your art show in Westville. It was great. The black sheep and the rooster tricked my eye. From a distance I thought the back sheep was a shadow! In the bin was a nice closeup of a sheep that would be great in my yarn room but my dollars have all been previously allocated :)
I love your sister's use of color AND texture! A gorgeous piece!
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