I have cried over this knitting. I realise it is rediculus to cry over knitting when there are so many more important and terrible things to cry about in the world, but I can't believe how I could be so very silly and put my moelle vest in the washing machine on a gentle cycle to wash before blocking? I pulled it out of the machine and found the left shoulder had unravelled at the cable side! It is a complete mess! I left it for one day and couldn't bear to look at it. Today I aim to fix it somehow.
It will be ok. I'll fix it and finish my annis shawl hopefully this week too and then I'm going to start on a new lace project. I am quite tempted by this online course:
/www.craftsy.com/class/Knit-This-Mastering-Lace-Shawls/31. so very tempted. I'm wondering if it would be covering stuff I already know. Hmmmmm,, thinking about it. I really loved the Stephanie Japel course!
Ohh, I almost forgot my fingerless gloves I'm creating for my niece for her birthday next month. I'm designing these to have a ribbon sewn through the eyelettes just above the ribbing at the base. I'm thinking maybe a red or green ribbon tied with a lovely bow.
Lastly, here are some gorgeous little snow drops in my garden. I just love them! Welcome Spring!
Ohh, I almost forgot my fingerless gloves I'm creating for my niece for her birthday next month. I'm designing these to have a ribbon sewn through the eyelettes just above the ribbing at the base. I'm thinking maybe a red or green ribbon tied with a lovely bow.
Lastly, here are some gorgeous little snow drops in my garden. I just love them! Welcome Spring!
Oh dear! Looks like a little bit of unknitting and reknitting is required. It looks lovely otherwise. I love the gloves too. Very nice. :-)
ReplyDeletehow completely awful! I've made that mistake before too and it's really not worth it. Some things just have to be handwashed.
ReplyDeletedesigning mittens! Nice work! I love a ribbon through eyelets!