FO's: JUDE SWEATER and CELTIC TOTE
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Hi there!
I finally finished my Celtic Tote by Jennifer Tallapaneni from IK Winter 2007. It turned out really great, but it was such a PITA - the knitting part is just great, but the embroidery for the cables - never again :shock:! Then, not trusting the magazine's picture, i've decided to add lining. As i mean to use this tote as knitting bag, i decided that i must do one. Well, it's my worst piece of sewing ever (i'm not that good at it any way, but that was a new record). I hand-sewed the damned thing to the tote. I also added a very ugly pocket inside, but nobody can see it and it's great:teehee:. It turned out quite big, because i knitted on bigger needles than required. Yarn: Knit Picks WOTA in Fern and Evergreen. Needles: 6.5mm. Being absolutely exhausted by the finishing stages of the tote, i've decided to take a stashbusting sidetrip to the Bulky Land. Pattern: Jude by Kim Hargreaves from Rowan's Bigger Picture. Yarn: Rowan Biggy Print in Chuckle. Needles: 20mm. I didn't have enough yarn for a whole sweater, so i did 2/3 sleeves. I started them from the top, reversing the shaping of the sleeve cap.I also changed the turtleneck collar and left it open, like some sort of shawl collar. Hope you like them. |
Wow, I love them both! That tote is very impressive. Lovely work.
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Beautiful! I've always admired that tote, but had no idea the dark shadowing was done with embroidery! :zombie: It came out beautiful though!
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Your tote came out really nice! I think you did a much better job on the felting than I did with mine! I like the color too ;)
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Both look great. Well done.
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Absolutely gorgeous work!
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That is a whole lot of embroidery you did, but it looks really good.
Your sweater is good, but I got a good giggle out of imagining it on me. :teehee: |
They look great. I love the tote. It looks great!!
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