Slim's camera is kaput.
So there is no photographic proof of me finishing up two very cool projects.
The first is a knitting/felting project that I started probably 2 years ago (eek!). I found a beautifully dyed New Zealand wool at KnittinSis's yarn store in Bloomington, IN. Something about the blue, green and yellow called to me.
So I cast on that same weekend on a borrowed KnitPicks Options (you can have that 60" length back now, KnittinSis!) and it languished ever since. Do you know how big bags have to be pre-felted if you want more than a iPod cozy??
BIG.
But since the advent of the tendinitis, I've discovered that pure knitting with no purling isn't as taxing on my hand. And since I recently had to dump out the whole stash and rearrange it, I vowed a new-found commitment to finishing up old projects. And slowly but surely this last month I've worked on it.
(Insert imaginary picture of pretty felted bag here.) (Alas, the camera...)
I still need to sew on the handle and figure out how to sew a liner, in addition to coming up with two pretty buttons for clasps, but it's actually come out better than I thought it would.
The second project is a surprise for the non-KnittinSis. It's a weaving, and I hesitate to say more before she gets it in the mail. Which is sort of a problem, given that I haven't mailed it yet.
But for the record: A second weaving project has made its way off the loom.
(Insert imaginary weaving picture here.)
Sigh....
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THAT'S WHERE IT IS...my big-ass cable, that is :) I just finished a moebius cowl. Husband's comment when I modeled it: "you look like a refugee." A refugee with a cowl that cost $19.00 a skein!!!
Dude. Refugee is the new black.
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