... still worth a look, I think. In 1987, I cross-stitched this map of the U.S. for a dear friend of my mom's. When she passed away a few years ago, her family were thoughtful enough to remove it from the frame and return it to me. I have to get it framed so I can display it somewhere. It was a ton of work, and deserves to be seen. The stitched area is 30" by 20". I remember being very frustrated trying to get all the state lines to count out!
Monday, August 19, 2013
Hearts and flowers
Found a really fun crown-out lacy hat pattern called Coeurs et Fleurs (Hearts and Flowers). I love doing lace, especially in a pattern that won't be a lifelong commitment to get it done! This one is knit in Ella Rae worsted weight superwash wool in colorway slate. It is a deeper color than the picture.
I have been working on small projects in between shawls and hats for my mom's caregivers.
I have finished another shawl, bringing me to a grand total of 6 shawls and 2 hats for caregivers since mid-April. This one is Passione Amarosa, knit with one ball of Patons Lace. I literally had one inch of yarn left after I finished the picot edge and got the ends woven in. But I guess a miss is as good as a mile!
I have been working on small projects in between shawls and hats for my mom's caregivers.
I have finished another shawl, bringing me to a grand total of 6 shawls and 2 hats for caregivers since mid-April. This one is Passione Amarosa, knit with one ball of Patons Lace. I literally had one inch of yarn left after I finished the picot edge and got the ends woven in. But I guess a miss is as good as a mile!
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