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| Using a variegated cotton yarn in pink, brown and white (Neapolitan), I knit this bowl. Most of the brown wanted to stay on this side of the bowl. |
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| While the pink yarn ended up on this side of the bowl. |
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| Looking down into the bowl. You can see the sides of the bowl are soft and not very rigid. |
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| The bottom of the bowl started off nicely looking like stripes and then decided to knit with most of the brown on one side and the pink on the other. |
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Cute bowl, Daryl. It reminds me of Neapolitan ice cream.
ReplyDeletecute bowl, if you want to make it stiff there is a way to do it. you'd have to look it up to get the measurements right but I remember folks making a solution with starch that made cotton bowls stiff. its worth a try if you want it firmer.
ReplyDeletetara
I do believe you can knit anything and everything. This is a fun bowl and reminds me of Neopolitan ice cream. Embracing Knitting Bliss...
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