Long & Winding...

Laar (continued) (again) x 2

by Gudrun Johnston in Chatham Townhouse Lace - Valentine

As I was in Paris, I went and got some really nice buttons in Le Bon Marché... I'm really hoping that blocking does hide a multitude... did I mention I added a little to the length too? meaning all the more mistakes to hide?

And at last, floating on air as befits Laar!  - did I also mention that 'Laar" means "gentle breeze" in Norwegian? 

I'm so glad I stuck with this, because I nearly didn't (know when you get one of those projects?), but this morning it's looking as though both yarn and pattern are proving very forgiving indeed...!

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Fair Exchange

Laar (continued) (again)

by Gudrun Johnston in Chatham Townhouse Lace - Valentine

En route from Madrid to visit family, Jenny came to stay, but I did get around to joining the shoulders. She agreed to model as proof.   

Tomorrow And Tomorrow

Laar (continued)

by Gudrun Johnston in Chatham Townhouse Lace - Valentine

The tomorrow mentioned in the last post came and went.   It poured rain and I found that there were many other things to do besides peer through the gloom and fret about only forty-seven stitches where fifty-three should be.  Today is another tomorrow, and the fact I'm seemingly prepared to at least look could be seen as progress, I suppose.