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11 comments:
I am curious to see the final shape of this. Love the shadows and light!
I find that light and shadow are difficult to capture. You did well!
A new creation is in the making.
This is a tricky but successful composition with bright light and deep shadow. Nice one, brattcat.
That looks like a great little pattern book you've got there. Where did you get it?
melissa, the pattern comes from a magazine called Love Knitting for Baby. a super magazine if you can find it. it's british, published on a random schedule, and hard to locate in the u.s. i found my first one at a joann's in rhode island and was hooked.
library jewel, i'll post an image of the finished project when it's complete. thanks.
It is a lovely still life, glowing in light!
How inviting that looks - and yes, please post a pic of finished project. xx
This image is so luscious, I could almost eat it. I want to pick up that knitting and feel that soft wool in my hands too. Is it a little cap BC?
V
nope, v. wait a few more days and you'll see.
It's always the light. The right light allows you to knit together a variety of photographic scenarios!
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