Today I have found yet another way to knit for money.
I have volunteered to repair a beautiful wrap that a customer got in Mongolia, because bits of it had been eaten by her cat. The job was turned down by Tracy, our resident garment-fixer, and when the customer came in to pick up her wrap, I offered to do it. I am to repair it in a beautiful, meant-to-be-seen way, using white laceweight Malabrigo to pick up the nibbled stitches and crochet to the edge of the grey, heathered wrap, as well as adding white fringe where the grey fringe was eaten.
I have never crocheted with laceweight yarn.
Go me!
Large Scale Watercolors: Part 3, trimming the stretched paper
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We finished building the substrates for the huge watercolors! Thanks to
Aspen Ski Co for letting me build in the Pines Locker Room at Highlands, we
could n...
6 years ago
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