I’ve always loved the backside of stranded knitting.
Last winter, I saw a fair number of commercial sweaters for sale that featured inside-out fair isle.
And it’s worth noting that the famed Japanese court lady and diarist, Sei Shonagon, while catalgoing the backside of a piece of embroidery and the inside of a cat’s ear as Squalid Things, was silent on the subject of stranded knitting!
I see that you’re coming to San Mateo California. How exciting for Bay Area knitters.
you are the neatest float-maker ever!
Oh lovely!
Love them both, but I’m so very much very really in love with the top one.
Julia, the top one is Sophie’s favorite out of 200!
Guess who is still dreaming about knitting that Rhinebeck vest?
…yup. Me!
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Mary Jane! Your floats are TOO beautiful!
I love the ‘wrong side’ now and then!
I’ve always loved the backside of stranded knitting.
Last winter, I saw a fair number of commercial sweaters for sale that featured inside-out fair isle.
And it’s worth noting that the famed Japanese court lady and diarist, Sei Shonagon, while catalgoing the backside of a piece of embroidery and the inside of a cat’s ear as Squalid Things, was silent on the subject of stranded knitting!
I see that you’re coming to San Mateo California. How exciting for Bay Area knitters.