Chan gives all the yarn, pattern and needle details on the second link to her. It's fabulous!
She's so right, it's light as a feather, yet warm. I have worn this several times. But I can never get JB to snap a photo - so finally resorted to posing it around the house and taking a couple of close up shots. I think I'm getting a little bit better playing around with JB's camera - these are all straight out of the camera - so far I have progressed into playing around in photoshop of the camera's software. I have issues about crossing too far into the spouse's hobby.
I think the funniest thing about this little beauty. . . well I have been reading and emailing with Chan since sometime late last year (October/November). Anyway, she's very very good about emailing people who leave comments and then we email back and forth a bit. Well, when she finished the Moth and showed photos I told her it was beautiful, but was she actually going to keep it for herself? She asked why she wouldn't and I told her that since she started knitting lace, everything she had made she had gifted. I believe she told me she was keeping it - Imagine my surprise when it showed up in my box. My dogs wanted to sniff every inch of it and Lucy tried to eat it - but I'm keeping it safe. Thanks Chan - I love it! It is a wonderful bit of friendship and warmth.
Yay!! I'm glad you've actually been able to wear it some already.
ReplyDeleteFor what it's worth, I liked it enough to keep it, but I bought the yarn (and pattern) with you in mind...
Hi, Gaylen, I've passed an Artsy award on to you. I thought you and the most amusing dogs deserved it.
ReplyDeleteLittle bits of homemade lace are amazing, aren't they? I have a few made by my husband's grandmother around 1910, when she was a bride herself, and they astonish me with the tiny, dextrous work in them.
Love that moth...
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