And I found these!

I also found some awesome fabric that I just couldn't leave in the remnant bin.

And remember that top down hoodie I said I'd have done by the weekend? It's not finished. I did manage to get a sleeve done, but I got sidetracked by a design idea that popped into my head for a slinky little shrug. Maybe I'll get it done by this weekend, but for the nonce, my double points are tied up in the shrug.
I'm using some Baby Monkey I bought on sale at a wool store in St. Catharines, and the left over Alapaca Silk from Dave's Leo.
And speaking of Dave's Leo... he finally gets to wear it (almost a year later)Special thanks to Mom for fixing it (neck was too large and sleeves were waaaaay too long). It looks INCREDIBLE on him (the picture doesn't do it justice) as he his very broad in the shoulders and narrow in the waist. The ribbing is very flattering, and I couldn't stop looking at him all day. And the yarn is absolutely SCRUMPTUOUS! I want more and more and MORE of this yarn. It has no itch at all. I threw the sweater on for a few hours on Saturday and it was a dream to wear. I was so surprised, as my RYC baby alpaca yarn, which is just as soft and silky, has a fair amount of itch to it.
So, back to the shrug.... or maybe a pair of Christmas socks!
3 comments:
oooh nice finds! The sweater looks great too. :-)
Hi Fellow Beamsville artist.
I came across your store on etsy and I couldn't believe that I found someone else from our small town. Just thought I would stop by and say hi. I am currently opening a store there too, although I think I opened it in 2007 I didn't stock it with anything. Guess I better get busy.
Nice to meet you.
I can't believe he let you put his picture up.
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