I'm calling it my big red sweater. The true color is kind of a dark wine. I like the mottled appearance of my contrasting yarn.
posted by Jennifer at 9/26/2005 02:52:00 PM
Monday, September 26, 2005
I'm calling it my big red sweater. The true color is kind of a dark wine. I like the mottled appearance of my contrasting yarn.
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1 Comments:
Beautiful! You completed it in no time. Congratulations on your new toy, and good luck with the cables. It seems that you'll definitely need a cable needle for those thick ones.
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