This was my very first attempt at a pin keep. Gaynor has received it and is happy, so I am too, even if I couldn't make up my mind on how to finish the ribbon.
I did learn some lessons from making this. Next time I will use thicker cardboard in the centre, I think it will help to give it more stability. I will try it when I put my second together, possibly Friday.
I did get some more knitting done yesterday and now have two fronts to go with the back of the foxy jacket. I have started a sleeve so hope to get that done today.
I have to take DS2 to the craft shop today to get him a project to do over the weekend. It was his request when I asked him what he wanted to do when big brother was away. I think I can cope with that sort of activity.
12 comments:
What a wonderful pinkeep, very lovely! I think the light ribbon looks very nice with the rest.
Very lovely pinkeep - one of my fave finishes. have fun at the craft shop. :0)
It's a very nice pinkeep. I wish I could do this kind of work. You're very multitalented.
I love how you attached the ribbon around! Those little beads are so cute! Very nice and elegant touch!
Your first pinkeep is really lovely and I think you and DS2 are in for a great weekend. Love Patti xxx
Pinkeep is very pretty.
What a lovely pattern for a pinkeep. Nice work.
I love the term ''pin keep'' is it another word for pin cushion? I just noticed how many blogs you have on your profile......how do you do it???
I love the term ''pin keep'' is it another word for pin cushion? I just noticed how many blogs you have on your profile......how do you do it???
I love the term ''pin keep'' is it another word for pin cushion? I just noticed how many blogs you have on your profile......how do you do it???
sorry about the three comments....I must still be delerious!!
Your pinkeep is just wonderful, and I love the verse on it.I haven't been doing much handwork lately, and when I see yours, I always get tempted to pull mine out!
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