This is the knitted skirt for my granddaughter. Soft and warm for autumn days approaching much too quickly. I am well underway with the jumper, but it's not for this month's opam list.
Here is the back. It's handquilted along the middle strips and then I tied knots in each square. I have used a thin cotton batting and a pale green fleece for the backing. I have even labelled it!
I have also been busy sanding the rail on the fence around our terrace. It was white and I want it dark brown. Now I must wait for dry weather so I can paint.
Who nows when that may be ...
In the meantime I have some ideas I'd like to start on and I must get some bits ready for when we go to visit the in-laws.
Hay-ho, hay-ho, off to work I go ....
That string quilt turns out great! Knitted skirt is cute for DGD - I'm knitting too, but nothing to show yet - Hugs Nat
ReplyDeletewow...lovely knitted skirt...
ReplyDeleteand i love th equilt too...beautiful work
What a pretty color for the skirt--and it looks so tiny--where we ever that small????
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is really pretty and you have done a great job in making it--way to go!!!!
Painting hu?? think I will leave that job to you--though "once" I used to to like to do that sort of thing!!!!!
Hugs, Di
I love that cerise pink color of the knitted skirt - how cute. I don't think it ever will cool off here in Florida. It was 106F today according to the readout in my car. I am saving leftover fabrics to make a string quilt - this one you made is so pretty! I'm sure your friend will be thrilled :)
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