This picture was taken early afternoon out in the back yard. The yarn does have a lovely sheen to it, but that seemed to be enhanced in the photos because of the sun.
I had company on this photo shoot too. Sherman decided to tag along as I tried different spots in the yard. He was a very attentive helper and even offered to model the skein for me. He does move around a lot though and he even tried to paw the yarn off his neck. I don't think I'll be using him to hold yarn anymore. He's much more suited to modeling completed projects.
I have two skeins of this beauty stashed away waiting to be knitted into something fabulous. I'm thinking it will be my first Clapotis from Knitty or the entrelac Lady Eleanor from Scarf Style. I've wanted to try both patterns for awhile.
I haven't been knitting much the last couple of weeks. Some of my family came for a visit and it is my busiest time of the year at work. We put on a large conference each year at this time and most of my other projects are due at the same time. But the good news is that will be over next week and I can get back to my knitting.
13 comments:
Hahahahaha - all I can picture now is if you tried winding that yarn off of Sherman's neck and seeing his head moving up and down and around trying to watch the yarn then all of a sudden going in for a bite to catch it! Hahahahaha.
I vote Lady Eleanor simply because I want to knit it too. That yarn is gorgeous.
Excellent Yarn Shot!
Cute little yarn swift too :-)
Either Clapotis or LE would be fab, but I vote Clap, personally. Mostly because I would just die to have one in those colors ;P
That yarn looks gorgeous! I love the mixture of autumnal colours.
That yarn is so beautiful. And Sherman is pretty cute too. I can't imagine my dog being willing to just stand there with yarn around his neck. He'd take off and drag that yarn all over the yard, rubbing it on every stinky thing he could find!
I gotta find a swift that cute! Bet he's a tad wiggly though!
I love those fall colors but I'm equally smitten with the Red Hot & Green.Quilting's a totally different discipline--I love the idea of your rag quilts. Maybe I can put a dint in my fabric stash--as if! Woof-woof to Sherman from Archie and Neko.
Love the colors!!! Sherman is so cute!! Haha...a canine swift!!
Yay! Doggie! And lovely yarn.
no matter what you make, it's going to be so pretty.
I love your handsome model too! What a good boy to sit for the camera.
Gorgeous yarn! I sure miss ole Sherm...
I just want to kiss him on the nose!
Isn't the Marjaana the most lovely yarn? I'm using some (in "Renata Tebaldi") to make a Cozy for my MIL. I'm going to have a hard time giving it up, though.
It will make a gorgeous Lady E, I'm betting!
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