I had a very busy day yesterday- saw Kipper, Nina, Ryan, Tracy, Essie, Jenn, Sara, Christina, Caitlin, Julia, Ryan, Jess, and Lisa. Not all at once of course. I was out of the house from 8am to 11pm. I bought a nice bag of veggies from the market (and of course another brownie from Veganmania). I played cards, had bubble tea, bought some yarn, and got lots of hugs. It's all good.
Otherwise than that I started teaching this week. My job is super hard and teachers are under appreciated but I wouldn't trade it for anything. It's where I want to be.
And here are some fuzzy pictures of the Beast which felted Like A Dream. No struggles, no pulling, no hand-felting~ just popped it in a pillow case, threw it in a top loader with a few towels (they did get a colour change), and without knowingly had it on delicate. Regardless, perfection! I have some beautiful pink satin/silk to line it but I couldn't photograph the colour in my night-time apartment. Try again soon. I also can't seem to find bag feet. Stupid fabricland. I will try to get some better photos right soon.
The front (which kinda is that fuzzy):
The side (those are the loops for the handles fyi) (aka: Yarnpiggy's Pasties):
The inside (knitting the fair isle loose paid off nicely):I'm pretty sure the Beast could hold water and withstand a grizzly attack.
I don't know about you but I'm going to bed.
Sweet dreams!
5 comments:
My favourite knitting teacher!
The beast turned out gorgeous. Felting is magic of the highest order. Like turning the heel of a sock magic. :)
Wait, that should be teacher who knits, shouldn't it? Thankfully I'm a Crim major. Phew!
I can't wait to see it in person in a couple of weeks. Love Mom
Wow, looks so purty!
http://www.tallpoppycraft.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=28&osCsid=07f2663b25d49f6a004d78e6bc5dee3e
Try them for feet - they're quick shippers - I've used them many times for different bits and bobs.
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