The Bar Harbor Shell Bag will just have to wait until I come back from Madrona. At least it dried completely in rainy cool Nuuanu. As it was drying I thought it would make a lovely bucket to have besides my knitting chair. Anything to avoid making lining, heh.
I'm looking forward to getting away from
Oh my...that is a thing of beauty. Have fun with the 'simmons; looking forward to the report when you return!
ReplyDeleteoh - the bag has progressed so beautifully! hope you have a nice time....frql
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely! Have a great time away from hell.
ReplyDeleteThat bag is drop dead gorgeous! Much too pretty to be a "bucket" ! :D
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your persimmon dyeing! I look forward to seeing what you create!
Oh I love it. Hopefully I'll be able to buy the yarn for the bag today!
ReplyDeleteI'm really eager to see the results of dyeing with persimmons too. My mother is as well!
Wow...that came out amazing. The colors looks so different than when you took your close up of it--now I can see that it IS green. It's very nice!
ReplyDeleteVery nice bag. Excellent color combination.
ReplyDeleteWow! that is really beautiful! ;0)
ReplyDeletepretty! I love the soft blues with black. I think it's a good idea to use it as a knitting bucket. ;) Is it pretty firm to stand up by itself? That's the trouble I alsways have with felted things, they start to get floppy quickly. :o(
ReplyDeleteHave fun on your trip!
ReplyDeleteoh, you are going to madrona! happy day! hopefully i will see you there :)
ReplyDeleteWow, that's really beautiful! I just love it!
ReplyDeleteDyeing with persimmons?! Sounds like a teaser :) Can't wait to find out about your experience with this! And good luck on retiring--yay for you, getting away from 'hell.'
ReplyDeletego girl!
What a beautiful bag! It has some of my favorite blues in it which the black really makes it pop!
ReplyDeleteYou know I am one person that can't wait to see what you dye:)Have fun!
The bag is beautiful! And It's not even finished yet?!
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