A final green item for Project Spectrum. This sweater uses Farmhouse yarn for the body, color unknown. The bands are Cape Cod Fibers in Seafoam, tipped with Lobster Bisque. You never know what's going to pop up as a result of your website or blog. A stylist for a popular men's magazine did a Google search for sweaters made in Chicago, and I may be knitting on the fly for a magazine cover! At first, I thought she was looking for a dog sweater. I can do most of the piece on my machine, but the front must be hand done, as it will be intarsia (!) I'll hear tomorrow if they want to proceed. They will need it in about 10 days. Add this on to the book project, and well, my schedule is full. Why does it always happen, that when you're the most busy, there's just one more project to add to the mix?
Tuesday, May 30, 2006
I Can Do That
A final green item for Project Spectrum. This sweater uses Farmhouse yarn for the body, color unknown. The bands are Cape Cod Fibers in Seafoam, tipped with Lobster Bisque. You never know what's going to pop up as a result of your website or blog. A stylist for a popular men's magazine did a Google search for sweaters made in Chicago, and I may be knitting on the fly for a magazine cover! At first, I thought she was looking for a dog sweater. I can do most of the piece on my machine, but the front must be hand done, as it will be intarsia (!) I'll hear tomorrow if they want to proceed. They will need it in about 10 days. Add this on to the book project, and well, my schedule is full. Why does it always happen, that when you're the most busy, there's just one more project to add to the mix?
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