This blog should be called "The Adventures of a Fabric Junkie!". I am passionate about fabric, threads, colours and textures. I can record my crazy quilting, sane quilting, embroidery and everything else that I consider important in my life.
Photo shows my block for the Hurricane Katrina fund-raising quilt "All That Jazz".
Photo shows my block for the Hurricane Katrina fund-raising quilt "All That Jazz".
Friday, November 26, 2010
First and Second UFOs finished in November
When we got back from our UK holiday the first thing I noticed was that everywhere I looked were UFOs......so before I start any new projects I decided to tackle the UFOs (un-finished objects). The first one was to complete a jumper and beanie for grand-daughter Juliet for next Winter. I'd started the jumper in England so it seemed the logical thing to finish that first. I bought some variegated wool at Abakhan in North Wales and thought I would have a mixed bag of cream, pink, green and lemon colours but much to my surprise it knitted itself into a sort of a pattern which I love.
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3 comments:
Beautiful Viv. The wool reminds me of the Katie wool I used to knit up for my kids. That made nice patterns but this lot makes Fairisle appearing patterns.
Welcome back to blogging.
thats absolutely gorjus Viv
and I too love the pttern its such a pretty wool isnt it??
and something for her to be happy with brought back from the UK gg
love n hugs bear xoxoxoox
Thanks for the comments. The wool looked like any other variegated wool, changing colour from green to cream then pink then lemon. It was only after I started knitting that the pattern emerged. Now I wish I'd bought more colours but I can always save up my pennies to go to Abakhan again - two storeys of absolute bliss!!
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