Here's another section for my second white cloth...
Several parts of this were taken from vintage dresser scarves and small tablecloths.
The 'thing' on the middle left is a padded form that I then wove with crochet cotton and then surrounded with bullion knots.
As always, you can click to embiggen!
For the 'collaboration' portion of this post, here's a picture of a Prayer Shawl that I completed for a friend. She loves to knit the squares in various patterns, but doesn't care for the putting together aspect of the project. I put them together and crochet an edging. We have done a number of these and I finally decided I should show you one.
Today the quote is from Sharon McAuliffe.... "Better to bloom late in life than to not bloom at all....to dry up as a bud and never release what has been hidden"
Hi Mary Magpie .. i hope thats ok that I call you that ... i love magpie but i just can't call you just that. haha. I finally had some time to come over and read your blog today. I LOVE the prayer shawl. That is beautiful. I go to a stitching social once a week and some of the ladies there are knitting some beautiful things. I have not tried knitting much. I hope to soon though.!! Thank you for coming over to my blog .. you have kept me going really!!! I love the white cloths you are stitching also!!
ReplyDeleteI like how your white cloth is coming along.
ReplyDeleteI know exactly how your friend feels. I don't much like the putting together either.
Glad to see you are keeping busy and out of mischief.
ReplyDeleteRe-tatting, its a good portable craft, perfect for an airplane.
I like that,"embiggen", lovely work, as usual.
ReplyDeleteLovely work. I love that shawl...very pretty.
ReplyDeleteWhite! Lovely cloth, MA.I really like the 'thing'. The prayer cloth is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you said that part was padded. Instantly I could see it as raised. Up till then it looked like a hollow, very interesting optical illusion, but I was going to ask you how you did it!
ReplyDeleteAnd the prayer shawl is lovely. Great teamwork, too. Which all fits in with the concept.
well you know I adore your wrapping cloth, covet it actually but I also love the wool blanket. It reminds me so much of winter snuggling.
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