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Showing posts with label Harvestman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harvestman. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Rug 7 HARVESTMAN Progress

Curt continues rug 7 HARVESTMAN.

Mr. DeMille's close up...

The top side

The under side

Friday, November 19, 2010

HARVESTMAN Progress Chin Completed

Curt completed the chin of HARVESTMAN.


Yes, he's upside down!


HIGH PRIESTESS goes on sale tomorrow night on eBay!!!!

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

HARVESTMAN Progress and HIGH PRIESTESS Completed!

Curt started the orange leaves:






I finished hemming, manipulation, clean up! Today I plan to list the HIGH PRIESTESS on eBay!!!!






Monday, November 15, 2010

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

HARVESTMAN Prep and Begin Punching

Curt began punching HARVESTMAN last night.

Curt starts with the bunch of grapes


I completed prepping the yarns.


Monday, November 8, 2010

Swug 7 HARVESTMAN Color Assignment

Original Harvestman Design
Last night I assigned the yarns to rug 7 "Harvestman".


Harvestman Color Assignment
 







I must redo the color assignment as I just noticed a boo-boo. Those are more acorns below the 3 in brown.



Acorn corrected


Five of the yarns need to be unraveled. 

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Column Boo-Boo and Swug 7 HARVESTMAN

I goofed! I forgot to remove the mltiple lines from the detail on the black column. So, Curt punched them in all night last night....and now we have to remove them and start over.

Too many lines on the black column

Fewer lines on the grey column


Curt believes he will finish the punching part by this Wed or Thurs eve. I already starting unwinding yarns for rug 7 "Harvestman". This is another design straight from Chantal Paré's free stained glass designs.


We discussed and decided that our old method punching all the outlines first is not efficient. On the "Harvestman" swug, we plan to start in the center or at 1 corner, and fill from there. This way Curt doesn't have to try to move pre-existing lines / yarn out of the way on 2 sides, just 1 side.

I shudder in misery at the thought of hemming another irregular border!