
Lots of great inspiration from this beautiful book.
Here are a few of the pictures from the book, as you can see with freeform sky is the limit.



Well now that I see these beautiful projects I want to delete my pictures of one of the projects I'm working on but it's a work in progress, besides it looks a lot better in person then in the pictures.

Progressing slowly..... but a lot of fun....I just keep adding bits and pieces....

I started this project while I was traveling around the country because it is a yarn that is sold at JoAnn's Fabric store. Most major U.S. cities have a JoAnn's so I could pick up more yarn anywhere...."paprika"
Patons Classic Merino Wool Yarns - 100% Wool
5 comments:
Hi Ana,
I linked here from the Knitter's Review site, where I heard that you do Freeform! I love the idea of one yarn FF when you're traveling...and your paprika vest looks great!
Kim (from Playa del Rey)
P.S. I am so jealous! Your bullions are great! They're my Achille's Heel!
KIm(from PDR)
Ana, your "paprika project" with one color looks amazing. And it happens to obe a color I very much like! Bullions? Is that what they're called? I'm just learning freeforming, but you must have been doing this for a LONG time and/or have a ton of artistic talent. Chelle
How fun! Love the color of the paprika project. You've got a great eye.
Found you from Knitter's Review, and I keep coming back to look at your freeform project, which I find fascinating and lovely, like something growing organically. Where did you learn the technique? Is there a book on it?
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