It is another I Heart Macro Sunday and this time it is all about the textures.
Hobe sleeping on the chair |
Red Viking Knit I just finished up and mom is putting the last of the finishing touches on. I plan on listing this chain later today in the Etsy shop.
More Viking Knit that we are finishing up and will be listed in the Etsy shop.
Wire that just arrived from Parawire. We had a request for a Viking Knit chain and we didn't have the color, so I went shopping.
This is one of the beads I was making yesterday, a sugar bead. I need to get the beads out of the kiln, cleaned, photographed and listed on Etsy.
This is the yarn I am working with and the needles to make a friend a knitted hat/scarf. This is one of those hats that is very long, sort of like a scarf. Plus I have to add a pom pom to the end of the hat, must have a pom pom. I started this hat last January and I put it down until around the beginning of November. I am hoping I can get it done before this coming January. I only have about 66 more stitches to decrease - decrease twice and knit that row and then knit five more rows and repeat. Yeah, we will see if I can get this done since I have only had time to knit about 18 rows at night.
So, that is our textures macro. Head on over to Studio Waterstone to check out what other people are taking pictures of.
Wonderful collection of pics, love them all. Specially that yarn! Note to self...must take up knitting and crocheting again some time soon!
ReplyDeletewhat great shots, love all the textures...that sugar bead is very interesting...
ReplyDeleteYour textures are wonderful. I love the sugar bead. It looks yummy. :)
ReplyDeleteYour texture macros are really interesting. Thankyou so much for your visit and comment on my blog, much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteTextures are wonderful, arent they?!!
ReplyDeleteLove these photos! my favorite is the viking weave ones - too cool!
ReplyDeleteOMG such yumminess!!! I laugh at the heaters in your previous post - my craft room is our "sunroom" that gets no heat so I have to run the exhaust over the oven so it blows heat in there - it's nice and quiet too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful yarn. Never seen Viking knit before, looks quite interesting.
ReplyDeleteCool cat.
Great pictures...love the yarn shot.
ReplyDeleteA terrific series of shots! I love the fuzzy yarn.
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