You'd have to pick a time of day to choose your colour, I think, since some mornings are clear blue and their afternoons are grey and thundery! The pattern does call for mixing two strands, so I guess you could do clear blue and grey together.
White for snowfall, or just for white sky? Should one have a wonderful pink, just for those days when one sees a great sunset?
Although this just involves 2 rows a day, I have a few wee things to get out of the way before I jump in. I think it would be fun, simple and a cool way to chart progress through the year. Maybe I will chart 2012.
This picture, by the way, is from the project page of the designer, leafcutter, on Ravelry. You can see it much better on Flickr.
That sounds a fun project and a good way of using up bits of yarn as well.
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ReplyDeleteit's like taking a core sample from a glacier, but in knit form!
what a brilliantly simple, simply brilliant idea. Mind you, not sure what I'd do about those wintery days where I both set off and come home in the dark. Actually, I could throw in some glitter yarn against deep blue for starry nights...
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What a great idea - you could do any time of day. Or you could do a landscape scarf, or...off to check yarn stash.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, I might have a go at that next year.
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