Goldenrod over dyed with Indigo..
Had to knit it up for myself.
For some reason I am in LOVE with brilliant green lately.
Probably because it it so gray here.
Scarf pattern:
'Terrain'
by
Kallio Knits
Reading:
Uppercase Magazine
I've been wanting to subscribe to Uppercase for some time now.
When I read that this issue had a feature on feed sacks,
I knew it was time to jump on board.
Uppercase is absolutely wonderful.
Savoring
every
single
page.
There are a lot of familiar fabrics in the magazine.
These little quilt squares were sewn by hand, while I was camping, over
20 years ago. Ironed them with a coffee pot as I went.
So much fun to pull them out of the attic and see them again.
Dad even remembers a shirt made from one of the fabrics as a child.
Any other feed sack fabric fans out there??
~
Joining Ginny
Green is my favourite colour. I like the bright green you're knitting with. So many lovely patterns in this post, especially on the cover of Uppercase magazine. Swoon!
ReplyDeleteOoooo, I do love that color. It is spectacular, and the pattern is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI think you are a genius..using the coffee pot to iron with...the mother of invention.
It's interesting that I do not remember feed sack fabrics at all. My mother was a wonderful seamstress and sewed most of our clothes, but perhaps feed sack fab. just didn't make it all the way to Hawaii.
I do have a soft spot in my heart for it though.
xoxo Ellen.
that yarn is amazing! love love the bold color! Never heard of Uppercase but really digging the cover, i might check it out. fave magazine lately has been Frankie, I kind of want to buy all the back issues!
ReplyDeleteSo precious those fabrics!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh that yarn! Beautiful and vibrant! I love it.
ReplyDeleteLove the vibrant color Leigh, I can see how it brightens the dreary on winter.
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