Look! Look look look! That looks like intarsia, doesn't it? Complete with... horrible dangly ends. But still! I beat it! Tatjana, you were right: being over-zealous with chopping the yarn into tiny pieces is the way to defeat and humiliation. I carried the yarn over three whole stitches in some cases, and nothing terrible happened. Mind you, it still looks babyish. But I guess that's the point.
Rusted Root from Zephyrstyle, in RYC Classic Cashsoft
Glampyre's Orangina, in Rowan 4-Ply
One Skein Wonder, in Debbie Bliss Stella
Glampyre's City Shawl, from one skein of Celestial Merino Dream, colour Fiesta
Fair isle ipod cosy, from sock yarns
Glampyre's Bulky Cabled Sweater, from Tivoli chunky tweed
Twilley's Freedom Spirit beret
Edinburgh Bohemian socks, from Lana Grossa Meilenweit Magico yarn
Le Slouch beret, from Tivoli Luxury Aran Tweed
Edinburgh Winter socks, from Lana Grossa Meilenweit Scala yarn
Falling Leaves Socks, from porridgey Fortissima Socka yarn
Debbie Bliss Biker Jacket, from vintage purple yarns
Seaside handwarmers, from Rowan Tapestry
Tiger Eye Scarf, from Rowan Cashsoft DK
Diagonal Rib Scarf, from Kilcarra Tweed yarn
Snicket socks, from Fortissima Colori sock yarn
Jaywalker socks, from Regia Nation Color sock yarn
Desert princess lace shrug from Verena magazine, from Schoeller and Stahl Scooter
Knitty Convertible, from Lana Grossa sock yarn
Magknits Ubernatural, from recycled yarn
Recycled jumper bag, beautifully handcrafted from Penney's jumper and patchwork cotton
Rebecca lace jumper, from Prestige wool/silk mix yarn
2 comments:
Hey, good job! I really like the colours and I know that intarsia isn't much fun! (well, I found a pattern about some latvian type of intarsia knitting that works pretty well but eats up your wool)... Can't wait to see the finished product!
Blogger wouldn't let me repy by email, so I'll give you the details here. It's the Angelica top from Hip Knits (www.hipknits.co.uk). If that's not the link, Google should show you the way.
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