OK, I just spend more time than I'm willing to admit to to take pictures of my FO's and my current projects - and the pictures just aren't that good. How do people take such good pictures of their knitting? And how do they still have time to do anything else afterwards? Wow. Right now I'm working on the Shetland Triangle from
Wrap Style (using Knitpicks Shine Sport that was supposed to be my
Picovoli before we broke up - we just couldn't get along).
I'm also one skein into the
Basket Weave scarf from Interweave Knits (Knitpicks Andean Silk in hollyberry, I think). I'm modifying it to include Annie Modesitt's slipped-stitch edging found in her patterns
Alison's Scarf and Backyard Leaves.
Pretty terrible pictures, eh? But, at least I have a record now!
Pretty terrible pictures, eh? But, at least I have a record now!
1 comment:
Wow! That pink shawl looks awesome! I must see it in person some time. I've found that the key to taking decent-looking pictures is natural light, although I don't alway follow my own advice.
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