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Monday, March 21, 2005
The Gamp is Woven
At least the first ten color changes.
Did you hear? Claudia's got a new home for her blog. Stop by and visit. She's probably feeling a little lonely. (You know how long Bloglines takes to start showing updates for new feeds. Just ask June!)
OH YEAH - GORGEOUS! Did you also see that Harrisville has a gamp sweater kit for sale? Much more muted colors than the typical ROYGBV ones. You weave the body of the sweater, then pick up and knit the sleeves using the same yarn palate. Really amazing how differently the colors react with each other in the woven vs. knitted sections. I'll see if I can find the link/advertisement if you are interested.
That is extremely pretty. Still fighting with Bloglines....
ReplyDeletePretty! I really like how the yellow & orange glow out of the middle.
ReplyDeleteYour colors are amazing! I think I missed it. What will this be when you cut it off?
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteOH YEAH - GORGEOUS! Did you also see that Harrisville has a gamp sweater kit for sale? Much more muted colors than the typical ROYGBV ones. You weave the body of the sweater, then pick up and knit the sleeves using the same yarn palate. Really amazing how differently the colors react with each other in the woven vs. knitted sections. I'll see if I can find the link/advertisement if you are interested.
ReplyDeleteOoooh, I like the greens the most. It's gorgeous. You got the balance just right. Wowza!
ReplyDeleteOohh, PRETTY! I want to make one....
ReplyDeletewow, that is so beautiful! Did you say this was a set of napkins?
ReplyDeletePretty! Almost enough to make me want to weave.
ReplyDeleteOH! That takes my breath away. Your first Gamp post made me try to research them too!And now I won't be happy with research. I NEED to weave one too!
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