Leaves and flowers on the Santa Rosa plum, with the Indian Free peach behind it popping out its first flower.
The teal-blue silk cowl came out roughly 13×13″. It will stretch downward somewhat over time, and I’ll tell the recipient that if she wants the top edge tighter I can do that: you pick up two stitches, cast off the first, pick up another, cast the previous one off till you’re done. No problem.
Not that I think she’ll find the least bit of fault in it, I just thought I’d throw that out there in case anybody hasn’t done that before to fix a too-loose edge.
Meantime, I took the second skein of Chalet and knit a not-oversized baby alpaca cowl in order to give my friend Y several to choose from; she wanted cashmere, I have a cashmere one, but color is everything and this is softer than some cashmeres and beige goes well on her. Up to her. It’ll be dry in the morning.
I used the last of the yarn from last week’s hat to win my game of yarn chicken.
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Ah, lovely things! Just what I needed to see when I came in from dealing with snow.
Comment by ccr in MA 03.09.18 @ 8:23 amGorgeous all around: from nature and through your able hands.
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