November WIP - Toscana jacket in tweed
The jacket pieces filmed in 2 different rooms of the house. The purplish picture is all natural light by a window. The red, which is more accurate, was filmed with a different background and a mixture of natural light and flash from about 4 feet away. The jacket is ready for blocking and seaming. After that I will do the "applied edging". I assume this is applied I-cord but it does not specify and there are no instructions in this book. This is new territory for me. What is your favorite applied edging? Any suggestions?
posted by Punkin @ 12/01/2006
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2 Comments:
I actually like the purpley one better, but different light and what cameras do with it makes all the difference in the world.
Very Pretty colors and nice stitch deffinition. My lovely wife recomeded this : Here is a link to Applied I-Cord Edging.
http://www.knitting-and.com/knitting/patterns/stitches/icord.htm
You may consider a complementry color of one shade lighter or darker. Possibly a satin ribon yarn for a silky sheen for the edging. I know whatever you chose, it will turn out nice.
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