Now that I had a large swatch of traveling vine lace and stockinette stitch in Bernat Panama Misty Blue ...
I was ready to take some gauge measurements, rough out a sketch and calculate my cast-on count.
My plan is for a simple, close-fitting top with the traveling lace pattern at the lower edge. I'd like the bottom of the top to hit at the high-hip and, while it won't be drapey, I don't want it to cling either. So, I'm going for a loose, kind of floating fit at the lower edge coming up to a close fit at the bust and upper body. Rather than the entire top hanging from my shoulders, I'd like use my upper body to support the upper section of the top.
“... both simpler than we can imagine, and more complicated than we can conceive.” – Goethe
Sunday, April 27, 2014
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Bernat Panama -- Working From My Stash
My mom knew all kinds of needlework techniques and, amazingly, she was good at all of them - sewing, knitting, crocheting, quilting, counted cross stitch ... even tatting.
She happily passed her knowledge along to her six daughters and before she died, she also passed along her stash and UFOs. Among the sisters, different ones gravitated toward different techniques. Several of us knit, but I'm the enthusiast and so her stash of Bernat Panama Yarn is now part of my stash.
10 skeins of white, 7 skeins of misty blue and 2 each of petal pink and corn flower blue.
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