Giant needles. All that yarn. What a beautiful and amazing project.
httpv://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=VVRfVEONxJQ
Many thanks, Darlene!
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wow. yes some very beautiful stuff. Surely slightly larger girth needles may have made it a bit easier?
I’m fascinated…. utterly and completely fascinated! What a beautiful sitting pillow that made!
beautiful yarn ‘waterfall’ – love it!
wow was this an art project?
Wow, this is amazing! All the different colors together make a beautiful masterepiece!
This is amazing and the color blending is fantastic. Only one question, what was your gauge?
Very neat indeed. I thought the yarn was beautiful all stranded, and knit up into a wonderful sitting pillow. The colors all blended together beautifully
Beautiful! The movement of the yarn balls while knitting gave such life and breath to the video project!
The colors are breathtaking……………your work is wonderful!
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