and nicely arranged (this time with an angel my daughter Elena gave me for X-mas)
the doily or should I say "coffee cloth" looks like this:
Always amazing, how blocking can change wet noodles into a beautiful piece of lace...
Hooray for Finished Objects!!
Psssst.....
I would like to knit the Lyra by Herbert Niebling as next project,
but I have to whip up some socks for my Dad's birthday first (poor old me!)
Thank goodness I have knitted the Birthday-socks for Donna already
....just can't knit socks right now....
...don't know why...
Monday, 25 February 2008
Sunday, 24 February 2008
Hooray for FOs!
After blocking the wheat-doily looked like this:
a detailphoto:

it took me 45 minutes to block thissucker thing and 192 pins (!!!) to get it pinned out.
It's 72, 5 cm (25 inches) in diameter.
My back and my knees hurt now, I just feel like an oldrag lady.
But it is worth the work and the pain, can't wait to unpin it in the morning.
a detailphoto:
it took me 45 minutes to block this
It's 72, 5 cm (25 inches) in diameter.
My back and my knees hurt now, I just feel like an old
But it is worth the work and the pain, can't wait to unpin it in the morning.
Undressed....
Another doily just jumped off my needles. I am ever so happy!!!
As it's just called "white doily", i will give it this name:
"End of summer doily" (or "wheatdoily" or such)
The pattern is from the Mag 'Diana Special-Strickdeckchen D 449' from 1998
I really had to show a lot of patience knitting the last 30 rows (i had between 700 and 900 stitches on my needles, which felt like "bloody" 3000 stitches), but then I just told myself: "Go on! Go for it! One row down, another 30 (29, 28 etc.) rows to go!" and at last I made it.........WOOOHOOOO!
It's still undressed, so it's far away from being a beauty, but:
Now I am going to wash, starch and block it out....this is going to be "fun" *yuk*
wish me luck :-))
As it's just called "white doily", i will give it this name:
"End of summer doily" (or "wheatdoily" or such)
The pattern is from the Mag 'Diana Special-Strickdeckchen D 449' from 1998I really had to show a lot of patience knitting the last 30 rows (i had between 700 and 900 stitches on my needles, which felt like "bloody" 3000 stitches), but then I just told myself: "Go on! Go for it! One row down, another 30 (29, 28 etc.) rows to go!" and at last I made it.........WOOOHOOOO!
It's still undressed, so it's far away from being a beauty, but:
Now I am going to wash, starch and block it out....this is going to be "fun" *yuk*
wish me luck :-))
Monday, 18 February 2008
Entspannt und ...
... dekorativ in Szene gesetzt sieht das Egeblad-Deckchen gleich doppelt so gut aus.
Sunday, 17 February 2008
Egeblad
Started on Friday and finished and blocked today:

On the pictures it's still wet, that is why you can see the weaved in yarn shining through :-(

On the pictures it's still wet, that is why you can see the weaved in yarn shining through :-(
Thursday, 14 February 2008
Wednesday, 6 February 2008
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