This is looking very good. Making a 4-ply yarn has given a very round and even yarn with a good thickness. Previous post about the spinning experiments here.
Split-personality jumper update
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The software produced a pattern for a raglan jumper knit in pieces. This is the back, starting at the waist. It seems a little small but it'll probably block out to the right size, the lace / rib pattern is extremely stretchy.
or.. "Haven't you finished that yet?!" A knitting / sewing circle
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3 comments:
This is looking good. Thanks for sharing. www.appliancerepairsherwood.com/fridge-repair
I love the update on the topic! The new design looks fantastic and really highlights your creativity. The detailed photos and progress shots are inspiring—I'm excited to see how it turns out. Thanks for sharing your journey and tips; it's always motivating to see the process behind such unique projects!
The idea of blending two styles in one piece is so unique and gives it such a fun and quirky vibe. I'm impressed with how the colors and patterns are balanced while still keeping each 'personality' distinct. Looking forward to seeing how the final product turns out! www.twohillsseptic.ca
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