Now ladies, you must remember I am a bit limited with my yarn choices at the mo, due to' the challenge'. That said, I've had a few lovely finds from the boot.I found this a few weeks ago
I've got about 10 balls for £2.50, bargain!!I decided to knit a bag, really hard to get a good photo of it though! I finished it with a knitted flower and then I stitched a metal rose into the centre. This was from a bracelet that I took apart (bought from the boot of course!)
I knitted in moss stitch and the yarn was knitted in double so it has a lovely texture.
I also got this quite a while ago
It's a bit like candyfloss, don't ya think?'Not sure what to knit with it yet, I'll have to ponder on this a bit longer!I do have quite a bit of yarn in the loft too, it all needs a good sort out, I shall save that job for a rainy day I think!
Rachel x
12 comments:
Incredibly lovely! One of the things that is putting me off learning to knit (apart from being bad with numbers) is the cost of wool. Even off the Challenge, I never wanted to go out and buy it new. So it's wonderful to see what you've done with boot sale wool!
Wow i love the bag such a lovely idea and the flower just makes it really stand out. Beautiful ;-)
I love that bag, it's gorgeous. Just gorgeous.
Love that bag - how lovely! Can't to see what you do with the candyfloss....I mean yarn! x
Rachel~~~
I am in love with the beautiful purse. It's SO pretty!!
xoxo
Jane
that bag is gorgeous, I love the rose on it looks totally designer. The pink is just too cute as well xxx
WOW!
THE BAG IS SO CUTE!
WELL DONE... LOVE THE SOFT COLOUR THAT YOU CHOOSE, TOO!
DEBBIE MOSS
Such a sweet blog!
Best,
elise
Such a gorgeous bag..love the colour and esp that rose!
Hope your well..and that gorgeous dog is being a good boy...lol
Hope your having a lovely weekend Hugs Clare xx
Love love love that bag, it is gorgeous, clever you x
I love the flower you've added to the bag - a really clever touch. Now, I think I have some of that sort of fluffy yarn (from the 1980s!) at the back of my stash - maybe I can do something with it after all!
I've just started picking up knitting again; trying to get the hang of it. I love knitting wooly scarves in the autumn and winter!
Julia x
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