It's going to be beautiful when it's blocked out, I think Tussah silk works really well for lace knitting as you can block it surprisingly hard.
I've just made myself a cuppa so I'm going to get a couple of rows done before I have to get the children from school. I've had quite a productive morning, baking, ironing, cleaning, washing clothes and vacuuming so I'm going to enjoy an hour with my feet up before the chaos starts again lol.
My gladioli have opened up perfectly and are probably past their best now but they're so bright and cheerful I've left them. I wonder if I had a bad batch last time as they didn't open at all :-S You can see more of the mirror my Mum made us too. She's on instagram if you want a nosy at what she's up to. I'm on instagram too if anyone wants to say hi :-)
I'm going to leave you today with a video of the puppies enjoying their first explore outside aged 4 weeks. We won't know which one will be ours until after Halloween as the breeders are matching pups to families. It's a relief to be honest, I don't know how I would choose!
what beautiful work you have their on your needles. and your gladioli is lovely...
ReplyDeletei can smell that puppy breath from here - i love puppy breath!!!!
lovely post - thank you for sharing xxx
Thank you :) I love lace knitting, so satisfying seeing the design emerge.
DeleteThe puppies are so soft and fluffy. They've got that slight wobble to their walk if they loose their balance a bit :)
That is one extraordinary mirror. I noticed it right away. The shawl will be so amazing after it's blocked. What pride you'll feel when you tell ppl you made that.
ReplyDeleteSubtle isn't it lol. It's even better at night when the sequins and shiny bits reflect the light.
DeleteI do like my shawls lol
Your shawl is beautiful already and will only get better the more you do!!! xx
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