Showing posts with label Egeblad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Egeblad. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Two Unrelated Cool Things

Cool Thing No. 1: My friends Nancy and Michael framed the doily that I knit. Nancy selected this one, Egeblad, as a housewarming gift for their new home in Tucson. I like the way they framed it. I feel like my work is hanging in an art gallery.


Cool Thing No. 2: We spent two days in East Wenatchee, Washington, bottling wine for Fielding Hills. We helped bottle about 200 cases of Cabernet Sauvignon during our first shift and about 200 cases of the Tribute red blend during our second shift. No photos of the bottling line because we were working.

We enjoyed good company and hard work in a beautiful orchard setting.



And good meals with plenty of Fielding Hills' excellent wines.


Wednesday, April 02, 2008

Egeblad

Egeblad is a beautiful doily and great fun to knit, even if I don't have any blue flowers currently blooming to photograph it with. I changed the direction of some of the decreases, in particular, making centered double decreases in the center flower part.



The details:
  • Thread: Cebelia, size 30, less than half of a 50-gram ball
  • Needles: 2.25mm
  • Finished size: 15 inches in diameter