Unfortunately, the tulip pattern didn't photograph very well, so you have to use your imagination a bit. I used Crystal Palace Cotton Chenille yarn and a pattern from the book Garden Dishcloths to Knit by Melissa Bergland Burnham.
"Begin doing what you want to do now. We are not living in eternity. We have only this moment, sparkling like a star in our hand-and melting like a snowflake" -Marie Beyon Ray in memory of Jane!
Wednesday, October 04, 2006
Priscilla's Knit One Kill Two Project
I didn't manage to make a project with the first book, The Tooth of Time, but I didn't want to miss out this time. I, too, noticed the reference to "trendy washcloths" in Knit One, Kill Two, and I thought that might make a good project. As I read further, I was also struck by the image of the red and yellow tulips that lined the walkway to Martha's house. The two images finally came together, and I decided to knit red and yellow tulip washcloths:
Unfortunately, the tulip pattern didn't photograph very well, so you have to use your imagination a bit. I used Crystal Palace Cotton Chenille yarn and a pattern from the book Garden Dishcloths to Knit by Melissa Bergland Burnham.
Unfortunately, the tulip pattern didn't photograph very well, so you have to use your imagination a bit. I used Crystal Palace Cotton Chenille yarn and a pattern from the book Garden Dishcloths to Knit by Melissa Bergland Burnham.
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Great minds think alike - at least three of us picked up on that one little paragraph about washcloths!
You connected even more with the red and yellow tulips and the chenille yarn, which I still want to try.
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