De grønne firklanter fra sømvæven er fortsættelsen på et projekt, jeg troede jeg forlængst havde fortalt om. Nemlig Marskmulen.
Efter at jeg havde lært mig selv at strikke neverkont, først frem og tlbage, så rundt og rundt, og endelig fra midten og ud, strikkede jeg mig en halsedisse i (mestendels) neverkont.
Farverne og faconen er inspireret af Muddermukke, marskmulen fra Narnia - som jeg ofte identificerer mig med i mine dystre stunder, så er jeg en marskmugle.
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The green squares off the pinloom are a continuation of a project, I was sure I had told about long ago, but now I have to remedy this.
After teaching myself to knit entrelac, first back'n forth, then in the round, then from the middle out, I made myself a neckwarmer in entrelac.
The colourway and the shape has its origin in a drawing of Puddleglum, the Marshwiggle from Narnia, with whom I often identify in my more gloomy moments. The neck warmer is of course called The Marshwiggle.
Her er Marskmulen vasket og stukket.
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Here's The Marshwiggle being stretched after washing.
Og her er den på sin plads om Uglemors hals. Hvad firkanterne skal blive til, må vi se i de kommende uger. Nu er det jo blevet sommerferie, og der er god til til underlige projekter.
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And in its place round MotherOwl's neck. What exactly the green squares will grow into only time will tell. Now it's holiday, and there's time for such projects!
Soooo clever.
SvarSletAnd lovely too. I really like that soft lichen green as well. And of course I have Puddleglum moments.
Thank you. Yes we all have a splinter of Puddleglum, but I hope also his pessimistic optimism.
SletSo beautiful, you and your work. Where you live, i am sure a neck warmer will see plenty of use.
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