Here's the back, two pieces, steamed, not yet joined together, until I'm sure I like the way they are together. There are other options, but for now I'm liking this one.
And, since my stock of roving is running lower now, I've ordered three more little bags of it. I get this direct from Goats Magosh Etsy shop, and it's fun to look there and see the familiar colors and kinds displayed. I'm getting the ends of them, the only way this project will be in my budget. And it's even more fun to have all the different types of roving to work on.
It occurs to me now that I can identify them from the Etsy shop, since they're labeled by type and name there. Must do that.
And I have to get spinning now, since I've knitted up most of the yarn I've made up to now. I did say this was a big project, didn't?
This is beautiful! I love your combination of colors. I'm looking forward to seeing it completed.
ReplyDeleteThank you. It's working out better than hoped, always nice.
DeleteIt's a wonderful project - with the very beginnings of it made by your hands, which, of course, is how you create. Inspiring. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's certainly satisfying that it's turning out as hoped.
DeleteThe colors work well. Beautiful project
ReplyDeleteThank you. I know you like color, so that's especially good to hear from you.
DeleteIt is wonderful. What crazy serindipity.
ReplyDeleteThank you. Planning, meet chance!
DeleteI think this is turning into one of my more favourite projects you've done, most likely because of the use of all the wonderful colours.
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely colorful! I have made a bit of progress on it, too.
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