Patriotic Boat-bottom Bag
Started May 13 or 14th. Similar to my craft bag, but with some ribbony yarn carried along side.
The small bag is all ribbon, and the large bag has ribbon stripes.
Started May 13 or 14th. Similar to my craft bag, but with some ribbony yarn carried along side.
The small bag is all ribbon, and the large bag has ribbon stripes.
| Began | May 19, 2008 |
| Finished | May 23, 2008 |
100% | |
| Edited | July 16, 2008 |
| Made for | my mom |
| Size made | one small, one large |
knit picks shimmer in dragonscale plus remaining slate silver; to go with STee
choosing two of my precious yarns to make this yarn, helping me get through a cold, and the holidays. A highly cherished Voolenvine and a beautiful gift of Australian yarn from AuntieJo.
starting weights: Moody Blues 116g, French Kiss 117g, Stellar 104g.
The third of the four Brea bags. I doubled the yarn. The button is a bone button with a beautiful floral pattern. The lining is cherries, which matched the hollyberry yarn nicely. I love the definition on the WotA cables, it really makes the flowery calbes stand out!
This Boneyard was originally inspired by Deb at the BSG in 2011. Recently, Amy Toadyjoe and Jasmin cuteknitter mentioned they were going to make one. A few others from the podcasters that have met up at BSG and OFFFF and friends have decided to cast on. I dug out some stash and out together several…