This is actually one of two added detail graphics that I did this week. This is the back of the project. The reason you can see cafe {brown} yarn tails hanging off the top row is because this is the last row where I used multiple skeins for this graph. After this, there are just solid rows atop. Which means that I only need one skein instead of nine plus.
You can also see in some areas where I carried the unused yarn thru to the next solid swatch because I didn't want to drop and restart in smaller areas. Once I spread it out on the bed, I can tidy some areas up by spacing things out better and trimming some loose ends.
My husband tells me that I notice details and less than perfect areas because I am the creator of the piece. He assures me that most folks aren't going to notice unless I go pointing out the flubs. I know that's probably true, at least to a certain extent. But I don't like giving work that has ugliness cuz I know it's there and it's not done right. I hoping that I can fix what needs to be fixed.
Once the entire piece is spread on the bed, I'll take another picture of the entire thing. Sometimes seeing it as a whole instead of small areas like shown above gives a more accurate idea of how it is perceived by others. Hopefully, I won't have too much left on this one to do before I can give it to the intended recipients.
29 January 2011
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What's the 'W' stand for? 'Warm'?
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