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The battle is still on! My brain versus fabric, not working so well together, constructing my inaugural disnumeric quilt. I have decided to make a little cot sized version to check if I can do the machine quilting myself using a darning foot. Personally, I think it will be a disaster but who am I not to give it a try.
The battle is still on! My brain versus fabric, not working so well together, constructing my inaugural disnumeric quilt. I have decided to make a little cot sized version to check if I can do the machine quilting myself using a darning foot. Personally, I think it will be a disaster but who am I not to give it a try.
And I had three projects on the knitting needles this week, one of which I finished yesterday. Made with the most exquisite yarn, Tahki Rio in Fog. I had to have some of this stuff. It's soft as a cloud and completely delicious. I was after a simple cowl so I just cast on 140 stitches with a size 8 circular needle and knitted until there was no more of the stuff to knit. I used two skeins in total. Now I really want to make a very wide chunky cowl and looking at the sky outside I think I could make one for myself and still use it this year.
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6 comments:
Love your cowl and it all looks super comfy...
Also loving the cowl. Beautiful job Tina.
Love the cowl as well. Makes me want to pick up the needles tonight.
Your images are all divine. And I say keep going with the fabric. And good luck with the darning-foot quilting... sounds interesting... what is a darning foot?!
Your pictures of wool are just the prettiest! *s*
beautiful photos. yes, it's so freezing, i think you could still get lots of use out of a cowl :)
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