My small for the March Smalls SAL:
"A Little Gray Hare" by Lizzie Kate. The fabric is actually much more green than this picture makes it look. I made one small change - I gave the hare a poofy little cottontail with some ecru french knots. The pattern is a kit, and it does have finishing supplies, but I haven't finished it yet.
The threads that come with the kit are Weeks Dye Works. The leftover threads have already come in handy; I used a couple in "Spring Bunnies."
Other smalls completed this month:
In non-cross-stitching news, I started knitting a scarf. I picked up some cheap yarn since I'm still not a great knitter; it's a wool blend variegated yarn, and actually it's cooperating with me very nicely. My initial start on it was waaaaayyyy too wide, so I pulled it apart and started over, and look at this:
It's making a nifty criss-cross pattern all by itself! Thank you, yarn, you're making me look good.
I'm going to run out of this yarn before I finish the scarf, though, woops. There was only one skein of it available when I purchased it. I'm thinking though that I'll just get a coordinating gray to finish it off. Color-blocking is still on trend, right? :D
"A Little Gray Hare" by Lizzie Kate. The fabric is actually much more green than this picture makes it look. I made one small change - I gave the hare a poofy little cottontail with some ecru french knots. The pattern is a kit, and it does have finishing supplies, but I haven't finished it yet.
The threads that come with the kit are Weeks Dye Works. The leftover threads have already come in handy; I used a couple in "Spring Bunnies."
Other smalls completed this month:
In non-cross-stitching news, I started knitting a scarf. I picked up some cheap yarn since I'm still not a great knitter; it's a wool blend variegated yarn, and actually it's cooperating with me very nicely. My initial start on it was waaaaayyyy too wide, so I pulled it apart and started over, and look at this:
It's making a nifty criss-cross pattern all by itself! Thank you, yarn, you're making me look good.
I'm going to run out of this yarn before I finish the scarf, though, woops. There was only one skein of it available when I purchased it. I'm thinking though that I'll just get a coordinating gray to finish it off. Color-blocking is still on trend, right? :D
Comments
Colour-blocking is totally on trend, you are going to end up with a completely original scarf!
Your scarf is looking quite nice.
Thanks for taking part in the Smalls SAL!