Hello my fellow stitchers. I hope everyone who was in Matthew's path has recovered and got away with not too much damage.
One good thing did come out of this storm and that was I got a lot of stitching done on my Never Fading sampler. I can't figure out why the designer named it that. Any ideas? I only have the X and the inside border at the bottom and then I get to add the wool, charms and buttons.
I'm going to be adding this pattern to my store when I'm finished and I'm going to include a piece of the WDW wool that I used. I've also added a box I made several years ago for my scissor collection but since I sold that off, I no longer need the box.
Remember the lace yarn I showed you called Grandmother's Kitchen? Well I tried working with it and I was having alot of trouble with it....so that's been set aside for another day. What I did start was a knitted cowl out of this beautiful Trendsetter yarn called Firefly. It's a camel color with just a bit of red sparkle to it. I thought it would go nice with a red silk blouse I have to wear for Christmas.
The pattern is on Ravelry and is called LTYC Open Hooded Cowl. It doesn't have a picture of the completed design so you'll have to wait and see with me what it looks like. LOL I like surprises....don't ask me why.
Well that's all the updates I have right now. I haven't decided what my next xs project will be but I know it's going to be small. I need a break.
Blessings, Barbara
5 comments:
Nan Lewis of Threadwork Primitives did the never fading sampler- looks great!
Oh why not who - sorry
Great progress.
Not sure why it's named that.
She doesn't say on her blog.
The yarn is pretty, can't wait to see the cowl.
Marilyn
You certainly are a busy bee my friend! :D
What pretty yarn you are using for the cowl! Good going on your sampler project! I often wonder why/how designers choose the names for their designs.
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