Some projects take some time.
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| Last year in April, the arch was barely covered. What a difference that year has made! |
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I'm still spinning my huge supply of home grown cotton. It's taking some time, but I'm enjoying it.
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I've taken this knitting project out of time-out. Following a chart, each square in the grid has a bead threaded onto the silk. I'd gotten frustrated with some errors that were showing up and set it aside. With enough time apart, years, I made some repairs. Now, I'm back at it. Each and every stitch on the needle, when knitted, has a glass bead slipped through.
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| I've been weaving some baby blankets. Weaving projects don't always go smoothly either. Do you see the error in the pattern? It's at the bottom of the last flower repeat. It was too obvious to me. At the top of the picture, you can see where I started cutting out the weft. |
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| By the time I'd stopped, about four inches and two hours later, it was error free and I had this pile of yarn to toss. |
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I found a pattern on Pinterest (no designer named, I searched). On the original, the lower left quadrant of the picture didn't feel balanced to me. The redesign took me three days.
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| Look what happens when I take my time! Here are four new baby blankets woven with my drawloom. |
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| A flower in the flower garden. |
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| This design was drawn by the dog's owner, who's also the baby daddy. |
