The past few weeks have been unusually cold. I took these photos on my way to work last Thursday morning. It was almost -20 Celsius (-4 Fahrenheit) but fortunately it isn't that cold now.
I'm making progress with the Estonian shawl. My intention was to have identical groups of nupps in all the centre-section quadrangles, but mixed up rows and accidentally started too early the second time around.
I didn't discover this mistake until a couple of rows later, and instead of ripping these out I decided to correct my mistake by simply deciding this was what I wanted instead. Actually, it's a good opportunity to find out how different nupp patterns ideas will look in reality!
5 comments:
Seems like just the right season for knitting something like that. Lovely photos, and I really like the nupps!
Looks wonderful so far! Makes me want to work on my baby shawl even more - but can't due to a sudden case of pregnancy carpel tunnel syndrome... keep posting pictures! Maybe it will convince the baby to finally arrive and I can get my knitting accomplished :)
~Elisa
Your decision to turn your mistake into a design element is exactly what Elizabeth Zimmermann would have done. And rightly so. It is beautiful. AND your photos are gorgeous. What an eye you have for beauty.
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Det er imponerende flotte ting du laver !!
Rigtig god søndag.
Such beautiful photos!!
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