April 27, 2005
Dangly Bits
Tonight's main project was cutting another batch of yarn up into pieces. I then succeeded in attaching 35 more of those pieces to the slow-growing mass of chaos yarn that is the Rosetta Blankie.
As I believe I've mentioned before, each square requires a piece of yarn just about 30 inches long, so I cut 32" pieces and have plenty for weaving. And honestly, they don't get tangled on the wrong side.
And they're kind of fun to try and photograph!
I mean, there's lots of squares and they look great, but you sort of know what the blankie looks like, so I'm trying to have some fun with photography at the same time. And I know the blog is more exciting when there's a picture on it. But what did you really think I was going to show you a photo of? The pocket square I bought Saturday at Barney's?
Nice photo! Very fearless and off-the-cuff. I love the blurry foreground yarn strands.
Posted by: Tres at April 29, 2005 01:53 AMThe colors are great on 'the innerworkings' of the blanket...it almost looks like a knitted jellyfish!
Posted by: Kent at May 3, 2005 09:39 PM