The bowl on the left was knit using one skein of Lamb's Pride Bulky in Peacock. I used was the Large Bowl pattern from the Holiday Trio leaflet by Carol Bristol. The bowl on the right was knit with one and a half skein of Manos using the large bowl Pattern from One Skein.
The green bowl was blocked over a small mixing bowl with the top part of the knitting stretched over the opening of the mixing bowl. The variegated bowl was blocked with a stack of small bowls inside. You can see the ridges inside that the stack of bowls created.
Bowl measurements (after felting)
Height: 5 inches (LPB) / 5.5 inches (Manos)
Circumference: 20.5 inches (LPB) / 18.25 inches (Manos)
Width: 7 inches (LPB) / 6 inches (Manos)
Opening: 5 inches (LPB) / 5 inches (Manos)
What I really like is the texture of the felted fabric that the Manos created. You can see a close up to the left. It really doesn't look like stitch definition left, but it is a nubby bumpy texture. I haven't felted with anything else that created this kind of an effect.
I really like how the bowls came out and it was a very quick and easy project. What a great way to use extra feltable yarn from the stash.
Sunday, May 14, 2006
Felted Bowls
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4 comments:
Love them! Great way to use up the leftover yarns for sure! As for the ridges on the outside, can you flip it inside out?? just wondering :)
I love those! The peacock one is my favorite I think. Reminds me of "real" pottery!
They look great! :o)
Wow, they turned out great! I love the shape of the blue one, and the texture of the Manos one is fabulous.
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