D'vorahDavida
Yetzirah

I'm In Love
Wed Apr 02 2014

  I have been knitting  for quite a few years now. A fair number of things have passed through my needles. I have made things that just tickled me pink. And there were times that I amazed even myself. But, my hens and chickens, this linen stitch scarf trumps them all. knitlove2   Working it is agonizingly slow. At times it seems that no matter how many rows I do, it's still the same size. (This is patently impossible. Why are you such a fibber?) I SAID seems. Don't you GET it? (Never mind.) I will. However, now that some real estate has been created, the fabric is revealing its true beauty. Every few rows, which means at least an hour's worth of knitting, I stop and admire it, feel of it, and fall deeper in love with it. knitlove1   It's magic. Knitting magic. Painstakingly slow magic  I admit. There's no, abracadabra!  'POOF' about it. But it's magic nonetheless.   lime wild        
5 Comments
  • From:
    Mamallama (Legacy)
    On:
    Wed Apr 02 2014
    It's majic and it's beautiful. Good job, SIL.
  • From:
    FutureCat (Legacy)
    On:
    Wed Apr 02 2014
    That is gorgeous! I admire your patience, though - those stitches look tiny!
  • From:
    Blueheron (Legacy)
    On:
    Thu Apr 03 2014
    the colours are gorgeous and that knitting bowl holder "thingy" is amazing! never saw one of those before. You will get an award for patience and perserverance.
  • From:
    Linda Cannon (Legacy)
    On:
    Fri Apr 04 2014
    You are way more patient than I am. I knit a tiny coin purse in linen stitch and probably will never make another one. Love the colors though.
  • From:
    Cheryl Taylor (Legacy)
    On:
    Sat Apr 05 2014
    Gorgeous!!