Okay! So, I am admitting it. I love knitting and quilting, but blogging I just can't seem to get it together.
I have been working like a crazy person for the past year... Knitting sweaters, cowls, fingerless gloves and socks. I started a new quilt series for an upcoming show! I even did a bunch of commissioned quilted pieces. Yet, I just can't seem to get to blogging.
So, no promises about getting anything up on my blog, but here is what I have been working on for the past couple of months.
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| This is a scarf I knitted for my son, Cole, for Christmas. |
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| I bought this yarn in Salt Lake City over Christmas, before I took my vow of "No Yarn Purchases for the Year". It is Tranco by Araucania 100% Cashmere. It is beautiful to wear and so light and lovely. |
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| These fingerless gloves were made for my son, Jesse. They were knitted from the fingertips down in a Spud & Chloe fine sock yarn. They came out wonderfully, but I did rip them out half a dozen times. |
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| "Apple Shrine" - This small quilt is part of a series I am working on for an up coming show. I wanted to make "Food Shrines". First I drew pictures of some of my favorite foods on fabric, then hand colored the images. Next I looked for quotes to include on the fronts about the food being celebrated, which I transferred to the fabric using a Citra-Solv transfer method. I used all of my own hand-dyed fabrics. |
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| Close up of "Apple Shrine". |
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| Fingerless gloves knitted for a friend in Cherry Hill's jewel tone sock yarn. |
2 comments:
Wow Pam, love the Apple Shrine! Just beautiful, look forward to seeing more. Don't feel bad about not blogging, I haven't since last summer!
Great work
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