I'm taking you all with me
Dorian will be helping me on my project (cough, anachronism, cough) so she will need costuming as well. I made her a true cloche which I knit from the top down so I could gauge where the flare is supposed to be. (P.S. bell shaped brims do not a cloche make, people, learn your millinery /hat nerd).



Yarn: Red Heart Soft Baby yarn in light pink (shitty acrylic, I will be glad when it's gone).
Needles: US6 dpns
Pattern: None.
Notes: Wool. I should have used WOOL. The next one will be green and it will be WOOL. Dammit.
Also, this was new, a seamless top down cast-on, holla!

Say goodbye to the weave-tail-through-remaining-stitches-and-pull butt pucker that results from everything else! Good-bye, blue Monday. I remembered seeing this technique done in illustration in a vintage knitting book I read some years ago, before I learned to actually knit, so the time had come to finally try it. I like-a this very much.



Yarn: Red Heart Soft Baby yarn in light pink (shitty acrylic, I will be glad when it's gone).
Needles: US6 dpns
Pattern: None.
Notes: Wool. I should have used WOOL. The next one will be green and it will be WOOL. Dammit.
Also, this was new, a seamless top down cast-on, holla!

Say goodbye to the weave-tail-through-remaining-stitches-and-pull butt pucker that results from everything else! Good-bye, blue Monday. I remembered seeing this technique done in illustration in a vintage knitting book I read some years ago, before I learned to actually knit, so the time had come to finally try it. I like-a this very much.
Labels: 1928 House, Blythe, Knitting




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