
Don suggested we take photos of the piece while the sun was shining brightly. We got a little carried away with the "photo shoot". :) The sunshine really does help show the brightness of some of the colors.

The yarn used (Lion Brand Homespun) is so soft, you really could use it as a "prayer shawl".

Or a "poncho". I am guessing that it "drapes" well enough for one?

As said earlier, I am happy with the results......as is Don. Since we plan on using it as a wall hanging, and both of us have to look at it, that is the most important part. :)

1 comment:
OMGish! That's gorgeous! Homespun is so soft. It's what I use to make comfort shawls for the Hospice Center in Fitchburg. It'll make a great wall piece!!! Way to go!
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