Friday, October 5, 2018
Tumbling Blocks
I like the tumbling blocks pattern. I like the optical illusion of three-dimensional shapes when it's really only two-dimensional. I've tatted a version, using Jane Eborall's diamond pattern, and worked it in beaded knitting. So when I saw a scarf that creates tumbling blocks using knit and purl stitches on Pinterest, I saved it. I had a couple of balls of cotton/silk left over from my gilet, so I followed a series of links and downloaded the pattern. You can follow the trail from here. The Papyrus yarn is good for the task because it shows up stitches well. Oh, and I really like that the fabric is the same on both sides - I think a scarf should be reversible.
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What a beautiful evolution! The beaded knitting is so wonderful and it looks deliciously warm. (We're heading to winter here, can you tell?)
ReplyDeleteFabulous!! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely pattern!
ReplyDeleteI like this pattern Jane, your tatting pattern is a good match!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to see them in different threadcrafts !
ReplyDeleteVery skillfully done :-)
Wow I am speechless your work is incredible your talent is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteIt's so effective, you find wonderful patterns on Pinterest!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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