I took a class at
Yarn Haven to learn the entrelac stitch. This is the progress I've made on my Boho Bag. I'm still recovering from the teacher saying to "break the yarn at the end of the color". This makes my heart stop! It was like she said to "remove your arm and attach a new one". It was almost too much for my anal mind to accept, but otherwise I wouldn't have the wonderful color changes for each row.
I have no idea what kind of flowers these are, but I'm totally in love with them: the bright purple color, the way they let me water them each day and continue to look bright and perky - definitely my kind of flower. Parker & Amanda brought these over last Sunday and they still look the same today! Thanks, kids!
I took a class at Yarn Haven to learn the entrelac stitch. This is the progress I've made on my Boho Bag. I'm still recovering from the teacher saying to "break the yarn at the end of the color". This makes my heart stop! It was like she said to "remove your arm and attach a new one". It was almost too much for my anal mind to accept, but otherwise I wouldn't have the wonderful color changes for each row.
3 comments:
Your boho bag looks great. I've never seen anything quite like it and it's very cool.
Joanne
Robin,
I finally got signed up (again) for beginning knitting lessons! I had to cancel the last time due to the falling apart body parts.
You have inspired me - and your boho bag is amazing!
And what at lovely smile!
shirley
Hi Robin,
I love your boho bag! The colors are beautiful and the design is way cool.
Your lovely flowers are Canterbury Bells. What a nice treat.
It was great seeing you yesterday.
Patty
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