I can't wait to get this thing photographed once it's dry, and hopefully with a better camera than my phone. For now, here's what I managed to snap; none of them are accurate colors, but the sheen of the yarn makes it even trickier to capture:
13 November 2013
Boo-yah! - by WillyG
Leaves Of Grass is blocking. After trying to dream up a contraption reminiscent of something you'd find in a tanner's workshop, Jeff convinced me to trust the wet fibers to do the work of smoothing out the fabric. He was right. I was just able to fit everything onto the exercise mats we use for blocking, so all is good, and I saved about twenty bucks or so.
I can't wait to get this thing photographed once it's dry, and hopefully with a better camera than my phone. For now, here's what I managed to snap; none of them are accurate colors, but the sheen of the yarn makes it even trickier to capture:
I can't wait to get this thing photographed once it's dry, and hopefully with a better camera than my phone. For now, here's what I managed to snap; none of them are accurate colors, but the sheen of the yarn makes it even trickier to capture:
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epic!! stupendous!!! monumental!!! I can't wait to see the final gorgeous photos ~ make sure you take some good ones...it's so worthy of the extra effort!!!!
ReplyDeletethanks for playing along, Will ~ I hope you join us again sometime for another knitalong!
Beautiful!!! I can't wait for the finished pictures. You should come over to the Jersey Shore this weekend for a photo shoot. My camera loves photographing LOG.
ReplyDeletebeautiful work! I love when blocking occurs :)
ReplyDeleteAMAZING!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL, STUNNING, AMAZING,WONDERFUL.......LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteYou did yourself proud. It's a work of art.
ReplyDeleteThanks, all! Nobody knows how to appreciate a knit like a knitter! Final photos coming very soon!
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