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Friday, June 24, 2005

Still dish clothing...

Current progress on my 5th of 6 dish cloths is coming along...


Now if you pay close attention you will notice the stitch marker... yes, I have ventured over to the land of beading.


I mean really, who could resist the urge to bead their very own stitch markers when they are everywhere on the knitting blogs. I've received beautiful ones myself as a RAOK and just had to try.

posted by Erica @ 10:36:00 PM  

1 Comments:

At Sunday, June 26, 2005 12:15:00 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

aren't those stitch markers fun? They're so easy too. Fun Fun fun! Love what you've made so far. =0)

 

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