
This is a client piece and what fun it was. Miss Lisa special ordered the linen from Claudia Hand Painted Yarns and it wasn't cheap. But she wanted what she wanted and I admire her for it. Working with linen is no great shakes - kind of like working with packing string. My fingers are raw. But I know it will become more and more luscious and soft the more Lisa washes and wears it. The color is a "fall into and die turquoise". It's one of those colors that looks like there has been a hole torn in the fabric of the universe. Anyway here it is. As it's being blocked, I'll try to get a piture of her wearing it and post it later.
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That's excellent Scott.
That's excellent Scott. You're right about that color being amazing. It looks like the bottom of a deep blue pool or something. (your metaphor of the fabric of the universe is far superior though) :-)
Great looking scarf. Is the
Great looking scarf. Is the pattern your own?
It's Lace Ribbon Scarf by
It's Lace Ribbon Scarf by Veronik Avery. I've made it before and I really like it. This one came out a whopping 95" long but Lisa said it couldn't be too long. I just pulled it up and it really is beautiful but the linen needs to be washed every week for a while until it softens up.
i love it. nice job. great
i love it. nice job. great color
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That's really beautiful
That's really beautiful Scott!!! I've never worked with linen, but I've heart it can be a bugger.
Mill
It just took some getting
It just took some getting use to but it is really hard on the hands. I was talking to my LYS lady Brook the other day and she was telling that linen is supposed to make great socks. I'm going to have to try it.
i LOVE THIS PIECE!! What
i LOVE THIS PIECE!! What a grand job you did of this. Very impressive.
Linens2lace
Gee, that is really
Gee, that is really beautiful. Nor do I like working with linen. However, as you say it improves with wear and the colour is smashing. Great work. I bet she is pleased.