Thursday, January 18, 2007
It's Finished!!
			  It has been forever since I last posted, but I've finally finished something worth looking at: a baby log cabin! This one happens to be a Random Chance log cabin, an idea I saw at Cara's blog here.

This was made with six colors, one skein each give or take a little, all Malabrigo. I started sometime in August, so I am really glad to have this ready. My freind is due in February, so I'm just in time!
Believe it or not - it's hard to see - this is the back.
			  
			
 
  
This was made with six colors, one skein each give or take a little, all Malabrigo. I started sometime in August, so I am really glad to have this ready. My freind is due in February, so I'm just in time!
Believe it or not - it's hard to see - this is the back.

I could wish for some sun, to make these photos pop more...Anyway, I am still working on an adult-sized baby Moderne in Silky Wool, but it goes much slower on those tiny needles, and I'm not sure I'm lovng my colors. I really want to steal the yarn for a sweater...

	
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				That is soooo beautiful.  It reminds of a watercolor.  You have done a wonderful job & should be very proud of yourself;)
Lovely, lovely, lovely......
				
				
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
			Lovely, lovely, lovely......
				 
				I love this so much.  Hard to believe the composition is RANDOM.  Your colors are truly beautiful!  xo Kay
				
				
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
				 
				Wow, that is gorgeous!!  I am making a silky wool one and love my colours, but am still tempted to steal for a sweater.  Can't wait to see yours.
				
				
			
			
			
				 
				That's one beautiful blanket. The back 
looks exactly the same as the front...did you make two and sew it together?
happy knitting :)
				
				
			
			
			looks exactly the same as the front...did you make two and sew it together?
happy knitting :)
				 
				Aw, thanks for the compliments everyone!  It's really my first large FO, even though I've been seriously knitting for a year, and on and off for four or five.
Actually, there are seams on the back, they just don't show up in the pic.
				
				
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
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        Actually, there are seams on the back, they just don't show up in the pic.
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