...since we are being good and avoiding the other kind--family weight loss challenge, you know! First, here's
Marie's Celtic Knot. (She doesn't take pictures of her WIPs, but she lets me.) The yarn is Lamb's Pride in a wonderful grassy green, the pattern is from Knitter's Arans & Celtics book. Isn't it pretty?
Next up, a sky shot. This was the scene outside of work the other day.
Next we have a couple of shots of my Lady Eleanor, in progress. The yarn is Rowan Tapestry in Rustic.
The color is super deep and saturated and this yarn is soooo soft and warm to work with. I've been mastering the art of knitting back backwards and it's going really well. Truly addictive!
That's it for today! I know, I promised a WIP roll call, but right now I am just loving this one so much, I've abandoned the others for a bit.
Next up, a sky shot. This was the scene outside of work the other day.
Next we have a couple of shots of my Lady Eleanor, in progress. The yarn is Rowan Tapestry in Rustic.
The color is super deep and saturated and this yarn is soooo soft and warm to work with. I've been mastering the art of knitting back backwards and it's going really well. Truly addictive!
That's it for today! I know, I promised a WIP roll call, but right now I am just loving this one so much, I've abandoned the others for a bit.
3 comments:
Truly beautiful stuff, Marie's, yours and the sky!
wow, you really made a lot of progress on your lady eleanor. It looks really pretty!
Yeah Yeah, it is beautiful. So beautiful I bought 10 balls of Tapestry in Antique. I have spent the last 24 hours trying to figure out how to do Entrelac. Now, I remember why Lady of the Forest lace shawl, so gorgeous, SO HARD! I still have the Suri 3 years later. I may still have the Tapestry, 3 years from now.
You are such an enabler to the willing. Hugs
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