I made all the bits for this ages ago, but held off sewing them up as there was a lot of work involved. The motivation to finish was provided by the gift of a pile of vintage knitting patterns and a new book! So I gave this away as a present ... but it was very difficult ...
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My posts have been fewer and fewer of late and so I've decided that to kick off the New Year and keep things simpler, I'll just be u...
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I made all the bits for this ages ago, but held off sewing them up as there was a lot of work involved. The motivation to finish was provid...
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Using densely packed shell motifs, rather than an allover effect, this design has a range of possibilities and here are just some of them...
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I was going to finish a sewing project but I've been so busy at work that it just hasn't turned out that way ... instead I have the...
Oh I love it!! I would have a hard time giving that away!
ReplyDeleteI think I need to make another one ...
DeleteYou are so talented ... It's beautiful
ReplyDeleteThank you Rachel - I enjoy practicing!
DeleteOh, that's gorgeous! I'm impressed!
ReplyDeleteThank you Kat!
Deleteoh my, that is wonderful. I am in love!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Charlotte, I found the original pattern in a vintage pattern book and fell in love myself with the photograph of it!
DeleteSO beautiful..
ReplyDeleteThank you Judy!
ReplyDeleteThat's an amazing piece of work! You should be so proud of yourself! So when will you be making one for yourself??? hehe!
ReplyDeleteHopefully soon Mimi, but at the moment I'm making a shirtdress with the pattern I won on your giveaway!
ReplyDeleteOMG this is simply gorgeous... I Looooooove this!! Your handwork is so matriculate and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Amy :0. I am truly flattered, as you make such beautiful things.
ReplyDeleteThis is the most charming of tea cosies! I want to knit one up IMMEDIATELY! Is it your pattern to sell? If not, I will check around and see if I can find one like it.
ReplyDeleteIt's not my pattern unfortunately - I'm at the moment completing City and Guilds Module 7 where I've designed my very first pattern. You can find all the details for this one on my Ravelry page (see link on rights side bar) Thanks very much!
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