From this fiber
To this yarn that reminds me of a wool dress that my mom made for me when I was a girl.
This is from pencil roving and might actually get knitted into something!Tomorrow is WWKIP day (world wide knit in public). This is the first year I'll be an organizer and I stepped up to doing the gathering here in Portland, OR, specifically downtown.
I signed up for this way in advance out of concern that there would be a lack of interest. Portland has such a huge knitting community and we get together all the time. I think folks often wonder, why bother? We bother because we are showing folks what we do and how we value the craft of knitting. Important stuff.
I signed up for this way in advance out of concern that there would be a lack of interest. Portland has such a huge knitting community and we get together all the time. I think folks often wonder, why bother? We bother because we are showing folks what we do and how we value the craft of knitting. Important stuff.
Yesterday I went to my friend Melissa the jewelry-maker's house and she made me whatever kind of stitch markers I wanted. She had never made any before and I doubt she will ever sell any. That said, I get to show mine off to you in pride ;-)
4 comments:
Gorgeous stitch markers! Mine aren't nearly so nice, but I'm not a jeweler. Just playing with fun stuff.
They're all very pretty stitch markers. If she really wanted to, she could easily sell them. ;-)
Good luck with your event!
Lovely garden colored yarn.
OH MY GOD. Those pearl stitch markers!!! I know *exactly* what I want for all of my markers, now. Oh my God. I've never seen any stitch markers so lovely in my life!
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