And two of the three balls of Heirloom Baby Wool - I've changed the colours, the original wool is pale green... very happy with how these have turned out. The two other balls of yarn have just got washes done, as preliminary layers - they're next for the brush!
I'm about 3/4 done, I think ... another day will see this painting finished.
It looks just beautiful, can't wait to see it all finished!!
ReplyDeletelove the colors. your detail in getting the strand of a yarn is great. Will we be drinking something with these?
ReplyDeleteYou've been a busy girl! I love the colours - so bright and cheery.
ReplyDeleteI have seen a knitted version of the shrug before - I know it's on Ravelry. And I suspect it's an Elizabeth Zimmerman pattern ...
oooh! Look at that!!! Looking good!
ReplyDeleteYou just keep getting better and better. I am in awe!
ReplyDeleteI saw these quickly in Reader view and thought the top one was a photograph. What detail! Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteHave I mentioned lately that I think you're amazing?
ReplyDeleteOooooo!! Pretty! You totally rock!
ReplyDeleteYou totally blow my mind. I click into your blog and see your work and think, "huh, wonder what yarn she's showing off?" Then I realize you are showing off a painting. NOT yarn. Then I just boggle at it all. :P Your work looks great. :D
ReplyDeletereally looking forward to this one :)
ReplyDeleteOh Ksee is right - what would be an appropriate drink? Homemade lemonade? It looks so beautiful Jejune! Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteMore, More, Bravo, Bravo!
ReplyDeleteI love all the skeins of yarn like that on the runner. It will make a great mug. I'm really glad you got a Jejeune Day. It's important.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful, once again! I've just managed to get a copy of the latest VK so congrats. once more.
ReplyDeleteAnd here's to many more Jejune Days!
Awesome! So lifelike - like a photograph, only better! What fabulous talent you have. These are beautiful paintings.
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