things that passed through my fingers this week.
The detail is showing a tiny little "pocket" opening of the top section.
The details here also have little "pockets" on the pleated areas.
For the friend from insta/world/gram who used the word "tease," this is the full view.
To break the thread flow, I also knitted up a few hats this week. Another stash, another story.
Thaw is a word that might have to be eliminated from the vocabulary - we are suppose to go back to a deep freeze again during the next week.
So for those who wander by, keep warm and cheers.
Exciting week ahead.
Stitching from Northern England, Karen Ruane's SimpleStitch4 starts. Join the madness in search of cake crumbs.
Cheerio.
love the names you give your unusual and beautiful stitchings...and love seeing your knitting. such beautiful yarn. is 'Stitching from Northern England' a class you are taking?
ReplyDeletethe stitching in n. england is a link to karen's class...maybe i should change it to be more clear...hmm. thanks for visiting deanna.
ReplyDeletestitching from Northern England.....I love it and i love what you have here. Pockets always win with me and you are a tease....but thank you. I particularly love strips on 'intersection'. I wish I could get in your head and watch these pieces you create so beautifully evolve from the first seed of the idea....by the way, I stopped by yesterday and this wasn't here. I subscribe and appear to get them a day late.....oh and the top pieces, the soft, almost falling folds? Beauteous.
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if you went into my head you might not find your way out - without cake it's a dark place. x
DeleteI might not want to get out. It might be a good place to be....
Deleteand are you so cold that you need 3 hats????
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it's a fashion statement
Deletetrendsetter!!
Deleteah taking a ride with that slipstream on the precipice is a delight Ani, the line flies! Look forward to sharing crumbs with you and all the fine stitchers in SS4
ReplyDeletegood to know that you'll be hunting for crumbs w/ the gang again. isn't slipstream a lovely words.
Deletethe word slipstream has so many meanings but it makes me want to whistle...which i am incapable of doing.
Deletei like it because it is also very visual - you can imagine the action of the verb...my dad couldn't whistle either...
DeleteI always enjoy seeing your work ... I am so very happy to have you on Instagram . Look forward what you do in Karens class . You are all so talented .
ReplyDeletethanks kathy...it's fun to see the goings on in our day to day...especially with those sunsets.
DeleteIt's so nice to see you posting again. Your work is always beautiful, interesting, inventive, intriguing...something to look at closely for a while! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeletenancy such lovely words to brighten my day - thank you.
DeleteI came back for another look...Sunday morning pleasure...never mind me putting a book together, you definitely should.
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