I saw some yarn at Joann's last weekend while I was doing a knitting demo to try and promote my classes. It is Lion Brand Glitterspun and was on sale for $1.97 a ball. I snagged the last 5 black balls thinking they'd make a sparkly shawl for the wedding in New York in a couple of weeks.
Then I went shopping for my dress for the wedding (as opposed to my wedding dress!). Well, I tried on lots of strappy, summery, pretty, chiffony, little things. But the one that suited me best was a little black number (of course) with spaghetti straps, but a little chiffony shirt over the shoulders. It is cute as all heck, but now I don't need a shawl to cover my upper arms.
So, what to do with the sparkly yarn that might go with my new Little Black Dress? Make a Little Black Bag for my cellphone, lipstick, credit card and obligitary $20. And what's prettier on a Little Black Bag than roses?
Here she is, the beginnings of my Little Black (Roses) Bag.
Let's see how she turns out. If she's also cute as all heck, then I'll write out the pattern here.
Have a great day (whichever one it is!).
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7 comments:
those roses are pretty - i must get round to knitting some flowers!
thanks for your comment on my blog. i'm curious to know now, since i couldn't find it by searching, where it was on ravelry that my blog was reccomended?
Great idea for the black sparkle yarn. I love those blocks!
Oh you must be having fun with the Noro blocks because they are just gorgeous!! Love how they are knitting up!
Pretty pretty black purse!! So cute. Can't wait to see the finished product!
I love the squares together!
Serious swooning with that Kureyon! Did you see the half price sale at Little Knits?
I just love these log cabin blocks also. See, I am a quilter at heart, so these really get me going! Super cute! I love how vivid these colors are. Can't wait to see them all together! I wanna see the rosie purse too!
Clever you, Disco!!! And I am loving that Noro Log Cabin! Wish I had to focus to do one of those! I did an afghan early on in my knitting (and it was a first lace project, too!), but dang if it didn't take me forever to complete it!
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