And on the knitting front, I pulled out some random yarn, to try out the pattern I want to use for this month's Camp Loopy project. It's a good thing I did. In the 3 repeats shown here, no two of them look the same :( The good news is, I think the third one is actually correct, so I think I'm getting better at it. I have another week before Camp starts, so I'll finish up another couple of repeats just to make sure I've got it in my head. Then I'll be ready to start when time arrives.
I'm linking up at Freshly Pieced and the Needle and Thread Network today. Drop by to see what everyone's up to this week.
Wow, your star quilt is incredible - I LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteStar quilts always have something about them that make them Shine! hahahaha... And an excellent idea to practice the knitting before having to actually show it!
ReplyDeleteYour star is amazing! That took some real skill. Great work!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Star quilt Krista...lovely and bright
ReplyDeleteYour stars are just lovely!!
ReplyDeleteWow, your red star is looking fabulous, Krista!
ReplyDeleteYes, it is good to know when to stop. This is a great star!
ReplyDeleteHow I admire the ability to stop before making errors due to fatigue.....
ReplyDeleteThe star quilt is beautiful! I've had a similar experience knitting a pair of cable mitts for my daughter.
ReplyDeletePretty star! I like the colour of your random yarn. Sometimes those lacy patterns take some getting used to.
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