Rainbows and a Silver Lining
How are you keeping, Dear Readers? Very well I hope.
I finally caught up with the rest of the UK and probably the world, when I realised that people are making rainbow pictures to put in their windows. Like many makers out there, naturally my first thought was why draw one, when I can make one?
So in the last day or two, I decided I'd dive into my cotton scraps and see what I could rustle up. I've got a heap of the Stylecraft Naturals yarn next to me from the other projects I've been working on lately, which was just begging to be used and I dug out some old Cascade Pima Cotton to supplement my rainbow colours a little.
I wanted to make a rainbow, obviously because that what this hopeful sign is all about, but I wanted to add something else to it as well. As a rather pessimistic soul at heart (although I would call it realism), I've always been quite adept at spotting the flaws in any given situation, but it's also been my practise for quite a while now to m…
I finally caught up with the rest of the UK and probably the world, when I realised that people are making rainbow pictures to put in their windows. Like many makers out there, naturally my first thought was why draw one, when I can make one?
So in the last day or two, I decided I'd dive into my cotton scraps and see what I could rustle up. I've got a heap of the Stylecraft Naturals yarn next to me from the other projects I've been working on lately, which was just begging to be used and I dug out some old Cascade Pima Cotton to supplement my rainbow colours a little.
I wanted to make a rainbow, obviously because that what this hopeful sign is all about, but I wanted to add something else to it as well. As a rather pessimistic soul at heart (although I would call it realism), I've always been quite adept at spotting the flaws in any given situation, but it's also been my practise for quite a while now to m…
