Thursday, October 19, 2006
Slowly, but surely...
The Log Cabin grows and grows. I was running out of the red and blue yarn that I had in the stash, but lucky me -- Elann just restocked both colors. So I'll keep right on going.
It's so much fun to see everybody's projects. Give yourselves a big round of applause for all your great work!
-Gina
It's so much fun to see everybody's projects. Give yourselves a big round of applause for all your great work!
-Gina
# posted by Gina @ 2:59 PM 
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Nice to see the progress. I'm hoping to tackle the log cabin this winter, so it's good to see someone else doing the same. Keep up the good work!
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: 8:12 PM
I love it! But tell me, what's your trick for the zillions of ends? I know about the "w" weaving in but there are always little pieces sticking out in my work and never in anyone else's (that I see). Thanks in advance!
Thanks for the lovely compliments, everyone! :)
I have no secret for weaving in ends, really, except this: I tend to weave them in along the ends of the strips because they're shorter. They seem to blend in just fine, and the weaving takes less time that way.
I also stop every now and then to weave in ends so I'm not always fussing with them when I start new colors. (It also spreads out the chore, instead of making it something to dread later.) I'll post a photo of the back of the Log Cabin the next time I weave in a bunch of ends.
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I have no secret for weaving in ends, really, except this: I tend to weave them in along the ends of the strips because they're shorter. They seem to blend in just fine, and the weaving takes less time that way.
I also stop every now and then to weave in ends so I'm not always fussing with them when I start new colors. (It also spreads out the chore, instead of making it something to dread later.) I'll post a photo of the back of the Log Cabin the next time I weave in a bunch of ends.
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