Maxine is done, and I am quite pleased with her.
But I'm not quite ready for modeled shots. For one thing, the weather here is dismal. For another, my hair has become downright shaggy, very gauche for a period photoshoot. I'm remedying the situation tomorrow, and planning to tell my stylist to go "extra 20's."
Sadly, there is no easy time of departure for the constant drizzle. Unless by "time of departure" you mean "August."
Rest assured, though, there will be modeled shots as soon as we can wrangle it. In the meantime, the pattern sizing is pretty much done already! Hopefully a few test-knitters later, and it will be on its way to you.
I love the lines of this and I hear you on the problems of getting modelled shots!
The beads go beautifully with the yarn!
(Did the sweater influence your haircut choice?)
Hi Emily,
I love your trunk project and have been following your blog for a while now. As someone who use to live in Eugene and someone who visited Portland quite a bit (we've relocated to Illinois), I have to say that I miss the rain sometimes. Beats arctic cold and ugly brown. At the same time, I also remember when I got tired of the rain too...
Please let me know if you need a test knitter for Maxine because I'd be interested.
Hi Emily,
Love the trunk project and have been enjoying following your blog for a while now.
As someone who use to live in Eugene and as a frequent visitor of Portland (we've relocated to Illinois), I find myself missing the rain sometimes. It sure beats the arctic cold and the dead brown. But then again, I do remember how I would start to long for the sun too....
I'd be interested in being a test knitter for Maxine if there's a need.
Simply stunning - can't wait to see it modeled!
this looks amazing! go ahead, model away, i don't mind the rain :)
As usual, beautiful. You might have to go with an indoor shoot. I lived in Portland oh so many years ago, and I know there are landmarks that would be ideal. Keep up the great work!
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