
Another quilter, Pauline found some great items at a thrift store last week. She bought this tablecloth and when I oooh'd & aaah'd over it today, she offered it to me. I accepted!

Thank you, Iris & Pauline! I collect linen tablecloths so now I have two more! One of these days, I'll take pictures of my collection to show you.
The frankensock is moving along. I'm at the toe decreases so I should finish it up tomorrow. I've installed the tablet on the laptop and I have to say that it does not improve my drawing skills (over using the mouse) at all. So it is not the miracle that I was hoping it to be. I will have to figure some other way to illustrate my notes.
I was browsing my favourites on Ravelry the other day and I came across a scarf & triangular shawl by Ishi. I don't have the book/pattern that she used but it was pretty easy to recreate the flower motif.

I am using Rowan Wool Cotton and a 4mm hook which makes a big flower. I'm not sure what this is going to be. The fabric is pretty drapey and the flowers sag & droop rather than holding their shape. Maybe it's the cotton that's doing that. I am going to block it tomorrow to see if that makes any difference.
2 comments:
Oh my gosh!!! I have had those same patterns favorited for awhile! I'm so glad you have figured out how to recreate them!
These are really gorgeous. I love that second cloth.
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