Clap, Clap, Clap for me!
After all the trials and all of the tribulations, the Clapotis, she is finally
finished...well, she needs a good block and the ends woven in, but the knitting is done!!!! Yippeee. The yarn is Wool in the Woods Gold Dust that I bought at the Maryland Sheep and Wool festival last year. It's a cotton rayon blend with a gold strand running through it. It is very, very pretty.
Now, I need to figure out what my next project will be. I'm working on a very special pattern, but it won't be revealed for a little while. I'm trying my hand a designing. We'll see how it goes. I may be a little overly ambitious...
finished...well, she needs a good block and the ends woven in, but the knitting is done!!!! Yippeee. The yarn is Wool in the Woods Gold Dust that I bought at the Maryland Sheep and Wool festival last year. It's a cotton rayon blend with a gold strand running through it. It is very, very pretty. Now, I need to figure out what my next project will be. I'm working on a very special pattern, but it won't be revealed for a little while. I'm trying my hand a designing. We'll see how it goes. I may be a little overly ambitious...
posted by Gwen @ 10:06 PM
3 Comments:
At 11:37 PM,
Chris said…
Congrats on finishing at long last! It looks great.
At 5:03 AM,
Beth said…
WAIT! You don't need to block it. You'll lose some of the drapiness, and you can't un-do it. Of course, it's up to you, some people have blocked and been glad, but some people have blocked and regretted.
At 8:47 PM,
Jo said…
I love it! Can you bring it on Tuesday so I can see it in real life? (I have a thing for yarn that sparkles...) And the pattern was originally written to be unblocked, but I've knitted a couple of mini-Clapotis, and they needed the blocking. Yours looks lovely as it is.
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