On a day when everything outside was
The pattern is Flaming Desire by Anne Hanson (Knitspot). The yarn is Hazel Knit Artisan sock in Hi Octang.
dank and sludge-coloured, The Girl and I settled down to some dangerous sports: my juddering sewing machine on one side of the table, and her acrylic paints on the other.
Both the painting and the silk voile slip survived. We had a lovely afternoon. She even let me borrow her Crazy Band hedgehog. Have you seen these things?
Your challenge is to find the octopus!
The sewing is going well, although I am somewhat in awe of the delicate fabric. I have a feeling this is more of a nightdress than an underskirt, we'll see. Every seam has to be stitched and folded and finished with a tiny zig zag. I feel as if I should be sewing it by hand.
And as promised - the first February sock!
The colour, the stitch pattern, the overall definition of those "flames"? I love it!



8 comments:
The sock is gorgeous and the colour perfectly complements the design. Look forward to seeing your Cinnamon slip too.
Nice sock - good luck with number 2!
I'm never going to like orange, but I'll concede that it works REALLY well in these socks :D They're gorgeous!
That sock is a work of (orange) art! Please tell me that someone else took photo no. 3?! Or have you actually turned into a ballerina since starting your shrug?
O! Christine has said what I was planning to write, so I'll go ahead & say it anyway. They are a work of art- I am in awe!
Oooh orange.
You know, you posted that orange was the big new colour. And I ignored you. To my peril.
Two weeks later and I'm seeing rust and terracotte and ginger everywhere I look and I'm all about the orange.
Yuo are wise. And I should heed your wise words!
Hee hee hee - perhaps the orange has turned me into a super-flexible yoga guru?!
Or more likely: I set the camera up on a self-timer and stood on the window sill!
Ah - standing on the windowsill! As you do...
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