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Friday, February 25, 2011
Stalking patterns
I hope the lady I stood behind at the grocery store didn't mind me intently staring at her skirt. I was thinking, "That would look nice knitted up. . ." so I sketched it in Paint:
I'm really drawn to this dress: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/jills-dress
The "sections" are actually done by doing crochet seaming after the garment is finished. Interesting technique. (And I have the book if you ever want to see it.) I'm thinking I might try it as a shorter tunic/vest.
If you wanted to knit the skirt, but not in so many sections, you could do it this way!
Wow--just how long were you standing in line?
ReplyDeleteHa. It was a simple skirt.
ReplyDeleteI'm really drawn to this dress:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/jills-dress
The "sections" are actually done by doing crochet seaming after the garment is finished. Interesting technique. (And I have the book if you ever want to see it.) I'm thinking I might try it as a shorter tunic/vest.
If you wanted to knit the skirt, but not in so many sections, you could do it this way!