Thursday, May 21, 2009

Autumn Colours Upside-Downers

Not surprisingly, I usually take pictures of my knitting with the bottom at the bottom and the top at the top.  
The light and my height and the height of the dresser on which the knitting sat, combined with the incredible fussiness of all of those T-pins meant that I turned the knitting upside-down.  It was like looking at a new thing.  
I think I would rather make a sweater that doesn't look dramatically different one way up versus the other way.  I mean, I would prefer the patterns not to have an inherent "gravity" which makes it obvious where the bottom should be.  I hadn't seriously contemplated it before, though .... here's my big chance to use subtleties in the patterns and colouring to create the impression that my (ample) hips are small or that I have a delicate waist.  What an idea.  I might need to apply more brains to that one.  

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