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Friday 16 February 2018

Friday Revision Homework - Stitches 46 - 50

While recovering from my cold I watched a bit of the figure skating at the Olympic Games. In between the various athletes' performances, Sunbonnet Sue appeared and skid on the ice.





24 comments:

  1. I'm glad Sue has that nice warm scarf on such a cold day. It really looks like it is knit.

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    1. We certainly need a warm muffler these days - even inside the house! It is still Brrr!

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    1. I hope she can send you some relief from the heat wave you are having!

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  3. Oh she is veryyyy cute. Good application of the stitches. The scarf is awesome.

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    1. Thank you! It is always a challenge to use the five stitches in a smart way. The Detached Up and Down Buttonholes Stitch seemed good for a 'knitted' scarf.

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  4. Oh, Queenie! She's fabulous!!!!
    You must have such patience!I love the effect of the two-sided insertion ..... it's so pretty! It looks a lovely snow coat!
    And how are you, are you better now?
    We are suffering here this week with horrible colds.
    Hugs,
    Barbara xx

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    1. Thank you Barbara,
      The Two-sided Insertion Stitch pattern on the coat took a lot of time (and patience) do to, but it think it makes a nice filling pattern.
      Yes, thanks I am getting better. I'm sorry to hear you have been ill, too. This year the 'bug' is a nasty one!

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  5. The two sided insertion stitch looks very effective.

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    1. That section took a long time and a bit of patience to do!

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  6. Oh, very well done. She's an absolute poppet, and you've made good use of the stitches to create the effects of the materials.

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    1. Thank you, Rachel.
      I think the Bayeux Stitch looks good on the gloves, and the Colonial Knots are great for the snow.

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  7. How cute! This is so creative!

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    1. Thank you. It was fun to do this Sue while watching the Japanese figure skaters do their best in the OS!

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  8. Wow Carin, your little Sunbonnet looks so cute !!! I like her !!
    Have a lovely week-end,
    isa

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    1. Thank you. I hope Sue enjoyed dancing on the ice rink!

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  9. I've been looking forward to this.
    Beautiful skating rendition and use of stitches, making Sue the
    star of the rink.
    Nice work Queenie, glad you're feeling better.

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    1. Thanks, Janie. I had fun making this while recovering from the cold.

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  10. I have loved each of your Sunbonnet Sue girls but this one take first prize in my eyes. You worked the Two-sided Insertion stitch around a curve so neatly. I'm happy you are feeling better and hope the cold weather ends soon.

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    1. Thank you Maureen,
      I have had fun making each Sunbonnet Sue in a different way. Here I wanted to use the traditional chubby little girl, playing at skating in her backyard while pretending she was one of the stars at the OS.

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  11. Such a pretty Sue, love the pattern on her coat!

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    1. Thank you.
      The coat took the most time, but I think it was worth it.

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  12. How adorable! I love seeing all of your creativity. Fantastic work!

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    1. Thank you. Sue is trying to be an OS figure skating star, ha, ha!

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