I was curious about the yarn and I wanted to see what I could do with it. It took a bit of swatching to see what would work before the penny dropped and I fixed on an idea that I thought I could live with.
It is odd, it doesn't look as interesting in these photos as it does in person. I ended up working the yarn together with something else, plus some beads but my camera battery died before I managed to get any decent photos of my beading. So I can post some more photos later if anyone is interested.
So far, feedback from both knitters and non knitters has been positive. So I am thinking that this might be a good way to knit up those skeins of strange yarn that you fall for at knitting shows but have absolutely no idea what to do with later?
Hmm, who knows?!
4 comments:
You need to show the close up of the stitchery - it's so beautiful and unusual! These pictures are very pretty but no, they don't show the true glory of it.
ooh - purple! I know that stitch! I had a turquoise acrylic "tabard" in that stitch in the 1970's - mmm, yum, yum, thanks mum!
Um, more pictures please, can't quite get a sense of the stitches.
Me too, I would like more pictures and what's the frilly bit on the edges. Also can I have pattern for this and the other very easy scarf.. Also when do you have any time to put me up for the weekend so I can see all these projects in real time. Going to France next weekend for a week's plant dyeing!!
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