I will now knit the sides in dark purple and the bottom in light purple. But before I do that, let me show you what I'm doing with my pink Katia papiro:
I love it. I'm making things up as I go, but I'm aiming at a boat neck. We shall see.
Tuesday, June 07, 2005
No more yellow for a while
I'm done with the yellow strap and I don't have to do anything with yellow yarn until I crochet this bag together:
I will now knit the sides in dark purple and the bottom in light purple. But before I do that, let me show you what I'm doing with my pink Katia papiro:
I love it. I'm making things up as I go, but I'm aiming at a boat neck. We shall see.
I will now knit the sides in dark purple and the bottom in light purple. But before I do that, let me show you what I'm doing with my pink Katia papiro:
I love it. I'm making things up as I go, but I'm aiming at a boat neck. We shall see.
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I LOVE the pink! Looking forward to the progress.
I love boat necks. That is a very pretty pink.
Okay, I'm curious. What is a papiro?
It's the Spanish word for papyrus. Why they chose that name for a linen-cotton blend is not clear to me, but I like the texture a lot. It's not as slippery or shiny as mercerized cotton, but it is not rough and it doesn't squeak like your average dishcloth cotton. It must be the linen content.
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