Of course knitted lace never looks like much until then end when it is properly blocked. My camera is not picking up the true colour either, which is darker, has more variation and depth, and is more of an earthy, forest green.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Miralda Grows
Work on the handspun Miralda shawl slowly continues. I find that I'm working on it in spurts, between other projects and commitments.
Of course knitted lace never looks like much until then end when it is properly blocked. My camera is not picking up the true colour either, which is darker, has more variation and depth, and is more of an earthy, forest green.
Of course knitted lace never looks like much until then end when it is properly blocked. My camera is not picking up the true colour either, which is darker, has more variation and depth, and is more of an earthy, forest green.
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I've tried to leave this comment 3 times now...so if this is dupe I'm sorry.
I love the way your lace looks like little vines making an intricate pattern. *hugs* :)
Gorgeous handspun, gorgeous lacework.
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