Wednesday, June 28, 2006
Still Life on White Laminate
I am wondering what else I need to do to make this photo less interesting, and I'm coming up with: not much. All the artfully arranged photos of the beautiful FOs people are posting is so wonderful and inspiring (special mention to the lime green and orange warshcloth post below), but for me, taking a picture is akin to my morning hygiene routine: five minutes to soap up, rinse off, get dressed, and let my hair dry in the whirlwind of my day. However plainly featured, you can all see this is an interpretation of the MD bib. This particular project was knit with some Blue Sky cotton leftovers I had laying around the house (which I do not recommend as a first choice for this project since you will NEVAH find it for 99 cents a skein) and embellished with some knitted flowers ala Nicky Epstein. If anyone wants particulars (colors, gauge. etc.), let me know.# posted by Gina @ 6:48 PM 
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Who needs a fancy photo when you have a bib like that!Gorgeous! That is too adorable to have food spilled on it...
After the seed stitch rows, I turned the work, knitted seed stitch for three stitches, dropped that color, and then knit in the new color. Then, for the left side border, I dropped the new color, and started another ball of the border color. I carried that ball up to the top. Tres simple!
Love it!
How long did you make the strap? I just finished one and I made the single strap but it seemed short to me...
How long did you make the strap? I just finished one and I made the single strap but it seemed short to me...
Gosh, I didn't measure it before I sent it off. About 10 inches, I think. I put it on my toddler son, and when it fit him I stopped. LOL I made three buttonholes to allow for adjustments (and growth!).
Oh my gosh-- you cannot let a baby spit up on that! That is too cute! It must be displyaed or otherwise given to the spitless baby! Good yob!
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