I’m obsessed! I can’t seem to stop.
Do you find that you deep dive into some projects? I do if I’m learning something new. This Jigsaw blanket is a modular workshop for me. Working with 2 strands is also new to me and coupling colours together for the marl affect is an adventure.

Have you taken on something intriguing?
I am finding that some of my pairings didn’t work well. This is a beautiful blue green with a speckled beige sock yarn. The blue shade is gone, and to my eye, it looks hunter green now with speckles. Not a fan of that one.

I love the coral and red together. I was using really tiny left over balls as the second colour. Ran out of red so added a small ball with a bit more yellow in it and the bottom is a multicolored bit with some orange in it.

Isn’t this one beautiful? Teal green and teal blue together. Yummy.

Blue plus a blue-green handpaint. This is lovely too.

Now I think I have a better idea of what’s going to happen when I pair up two colours. I’m trying not to be too smug, ha. I’m probably headed for a fall. Still quite a long way to go yet.
How are your projects coming along?
Cheers, Deb
I’m finding Entre Lac socks a bit of a challenge, but sticking with it! And having lots of fun with an Irish Moss sweater.
Love trying new things, like mixing colours!
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I wish I could see them, especially the socks. Wow.
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Hi, Deb, it’s good to see your post. I’ve learned by experience that two-stranded color combinations should be swatched first, so that you can observe how the combined colors look. Your current project seems to do just that.
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A perfectly lovely blanket!!! Who cares what goes with what!! It all looks terrific in the end. I love it. Does this mean I have to take a Stephen West class to learn how????
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