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Sep. 11th, 2006 09:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
theyellowhobbitNow that it has been given to the intended wearer, I can show you all the top-secret kippah project.
(Doesn't the noise make you cringe?)
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hatam_soferet. It's quite shiny. And it was pretty easy to make.
Now I'm working on the Rabbi's Daughter's kippah. I had to take out 2 patterned rows, since she wants a roundish geometric pattern as opposed to the shiny one I used for the Raphi-Dassi wedding. I need to borrow TB's kippah pattern book, because the pattern she liked came from there, and not from my book. You think I would have copied it over or something...
Actually, I probably did, and just threw it out when I was done.
And I can work on yours,kellev in the meantime, since I don't want to proceed on the other one until I know exactly what she wants, for fear of having to undo what I've done (which wastes my time. Not that I'm in a rush.)
If I really were motivated, I could try to finish it this week, and bring it with me to DC. Though usually the small thread kippot take longer. And I'm only in the center of it as of now (I had started a while back...)
Do you want the blues to be in lines, or do you want me to alternate stiches of color in between rows for a gradally fading effect? It would be harder, but it might be fun.
(Doesn't the noise make you cringe?)
It was commissioned by
hatam_soferet. It's quite shiny. And it was pretty easy to make.Now I'm working on the Rabbi's Daughter's kippah. I had to take out 2 patterned rows, since she wants a roundish geometric pattern as opposed to the shiny one I used for the Raphi-Dassi wedding. I need to borrow TB's kippah pattern book, because the pattern she liked came from there, and not from my book. You think I would have copied it over or something...
Actually, I probably did, and just threw it out when I was done.
And I can work on yours,
kellev in the meantime, since I don't want to proceed on the other one until I know exactly what she wants, for fear of having to undo what I've done (which wastes my time. Not that I'm in a rush.)If I really were motivated, I could try to finish it this week, and bring it with me to DC. Though usually the small thread kippot take longer. And I'm only in the center of it as of now (I had started a while back...)
Do you want the blues to be in lines, or do you want me to alternate stiches of color in between rows for a gradally fading effect? It would be harder, but it might be fun.
