Harley likes her, too. When I block (probably Sunday, during the next predicted snowstorm), I'll try to pull the sides out, to make her a bit wider.
See the few inches that need to be woven in in the picture below? That's ALL the yarn I had left!
I'll post specs with the blocking pictures in a few days.
So last night, I cast on Wisp with some beautiful tea rose Kidsilk Spray. I knit a few rows, decided it needed to be wider, and frogged. Except, of course, Kidsilk Spray doesn't frog so well, so i just cut it off. Luckily, I have 4 skeins of yarn for a pattern that calls for 1!
Tonight, because I'm no longer in a Wisp-y mood, I think I'll cast on for my Bird in Hand mittens. Of course, I could work on my hat... But I think my hands are colder than my head!
6 comments:
Wow! That's long enough for your very tall sister! Honeybee is GORGEOUS!
You're a lean mean lace knitting machine!
And you had enough yarn!
Can't wait to see it blocked.
It sure SOUNDS long enough - I can hardly wait to see it blocked!
Yikes, that's WAY too little left over yarn.
Wow! That looks amazing!
Oh, that looks so pretty. Harley has good taste
Gorgeous!
I keep thinking I'll make a wisp too...but I'm not allowed to cast on anything yet....
sigh
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