
Okay, don't be shy, admit it . . .

No one? I guess I am predictable. :) I couldn't wait so I rolled up one hank of the cotton silk (which was a nightmare, don't ask) and started on the garden plots.

I like it and think it will be lovely. I should get 2 squares from each ball and with 20 plus skeins I'll have enough to make the 36 square pattern and edging. It will probably be a bit heavy and if I had a choice I'd use a different kind of yarn but I have this and so be it. I'm off shopping anyway. I have WAY more stuff than any one person needs. So stand by for updates on my afghan!
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4 comments:
Beautiful work Rebecca, it is going to be amazing when you are finished!
NO I am not surprised...he he! Just beautiful....you are definitely a talented fiber artist!
I'm the same way. I have about a dozen projects that need to be finished. BUT, I just have to do something with the adorable fabric I bought yesterday. ;)
You amaze me with your knitting. That is going to be one gorgeous afghan!!!
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