From the entry 'SHIP TO SHORE: APPROACHING PORT'.
I might have fallen overboard but I'll be waiting on shore with a bottle of cyber champagne for you all and a big cheer. Well done to the new mate !
By angie Cox on 2007 04 03
From the entry 'SHIP TO SHORE: APPROACHING PORT'.
It must be geode love! I have a few around here somewhere too. Great idea for a pattern! I can't go on a walk without bringing home rocks.
Timely update Jane! I have been slowing down at 8 inches, thinking there must be a neck in there somewhere! I was planning on picking up the back until the next posting. Would a 10 inch plus (a few more inches for neck to shoulder) look too over-sized on a size 10 frame? I like loose, but not huge. We have been on this voyage for a long while now. I have some other projects that I will return to, but when we do finish, I will be happy for the long anticipated book to fill that sense of emptiness.
By Mardi on 2007 04 02
From the entry 'SHIP TO SHORE: APPROACHING PORT'.
It does look like a geode! I love those things. The new kid is good AND has an eye for color.
Thanks so much for the update! I'd have been at 15 inches and THEN thought about a neck. I get a bit enthused once I pick up the needles for this.
By Laura on 2007 04 01
From the entry 'NAVIGATING THE SLEEVES'.
Thanks to all for the compliments. When I first started, it looked muddy awful, so I give credit to Jane for leading me to the light! It takes a little courage to "paint" the colors on, but once you get the idea, they just want to find their own way. I am now about two inches into the sleeve. I'd be further, but I am stealing moments away from working on my taxes. Ooh, ...ohh! ...Bad taste in my mouth!
By Mardi on 2007 03 27
From the entry 'NAVIGATING THE SLEEVES'.
Lovely work, Mardi! I'm sure you're much further along by now.
