Our homework was to disolve the fabric and we're to bring our results to class tomorrow. I took mine over to Granny's where my Aunt and Cousin and I all got stuck in disolving the fabric which turned into sticky snot. Here's Granny having a go:
It's turned out beautiful and lacy (but it's still got the snotty stuff on it-I need to disolve a bit more) and I want to do more!
I've also been working on a custom raglan cardi
It's worked up really quickly in Fleece Artist Boucle and Slub...not sure where it's going to go from here though. I've worked on it some more and had lot's of great advice from the ladies at the loop and at SnB so we'll see!
Soundtrack: "United States of Whatever", Liam Lynch
3 comments:
Ninja, LK yarns in the hydrostone (my 'hood) carries the fleece artist line, and some handmaiden too.
is it a custom cardi for yourself or do you mean that you're making it for someone else? can I order one? I love all your work! I think it's very "pomo boho".
-sarah from school
you can try disolving your fabric or you could leave it as is; it'll just be stiffer-like if you'd starched it. it depends on what you want to make with it, I guess.
Cat
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