I got carried away taking photos before I handed the throw over...not directly to Scott, but to Karen who would hand it on to her neighbour, who then delivered this gift to Scott last Thursday.
The close up still doesn't do justice to the lovely yarns that I used...and the colours are more vivid in real life...
During my 'quality control' inspections...I check for ends on the back...
The request was for one of my chevron/ripple stitch throws with lots of mauves...
The little bamboo lounge on our veranda is always being used to drape items for photographing...
The early morning sun's glare on the ripples...
I did warn that I took a lot of photos, lol
Finally the throw is folded and tied with a pretty mauve bow...
13 comments:
That is a real beauty!!!! I love the colors and the different textures of the yarns. You did a lovely job.
FlowerLady
Wow! I thought that was crochet until I took a closer look. It must have taken ages to make. But it is lovely and I am sure will be treasured.
Beautiful Maria.
It turned out beautifully Maria....as we knew it would. You must be both pleased and relieved to have it finished, as well as a little sad to see it go. You put your heart into your knitting :)
what a beauty I am sure Scott is delighted with this throw, so many different wools and love the variety of texture in them
so cosy and beautiful, the colours are fabulouis. You have eyes to put the colours together. really great job. Jaana
That is beautiful
beautiful. I wonder what will come from a certain ball of wool, something gorgeous i know.
I'm sure Scott is loving it.
how could Scott not love it, Maria?! it's gorgeous, well done x
Beautiful Maria - he must love it. xx
Just love the colors and the textures. It's a work of art!
Oh I'm sure Scott will treasure your throw Maria, it's a work of art as well as beauty :D)
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