Work in progress

I’m still on the botanicals and was craving colourwork, so I designed a big chart for my next design. Most of the knitting was done on the ferry to Seattle and that combo of following a colourwork chart and the colour changing as I work was totally irresistible. Here’s a little peek of my work-in-progress.

Closeup of Andrea knitting. The fabric is black with teal and orange leaves and there’s a big botanical tattoo on her right arm.

Closeup of Andrea knitting. The fabric is black with teal and orange leaves and there’s a big botanical tattoo on her right arm.

If you missed it, I got that arm tattoo last week and talked about it on my blog recently. Be sure to read the comments because the stories folks tell about their tattoos are so incredibly touching!

P.S. Those yarns are Spincycle Yarns Dyed in the Wool in Family Jewels combined with Harrisville Night Shades in Street Light. The squish factor cannot be communicated in a photo, but it’s pretty wonderful!

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Andrea from the back. Her right arm is raised above her head displaying a tattoo around her forearm with camas and salal flowers and a dark, shaded fern. An empty band separates the tattoo into two parts.

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Kiya is sitting on a park bench in a pretty autumn scene wearing dark teal and grey floral socks.

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