Hello! And Welcome to Wool on Sundays – 15. I really don’t know how the weeks fly by so fast. I’ve been doing a little knitting but it’s nothing much to look at yet and my pursuit of the perfect circle has continued with another attempt at a round cushion. I almost decided to stick with the unintended octagon but I think I just about pulled it back at the end…
…and I’ve made the Frilly Flower from last week into a cushion, although that was actually a sewing exercise, rather than a yarn one.
But then, the other day, I came across a great chart at handwerkjuffie so I’m hoping my days of improv increasing are over…
Do you have any yarn projects to share, this week?
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RAINBOW HARE 
mammafairy
For your perfect circle you have to persuade that yarn, and your tensions to be perfect, and be very clever indeed! What you have looks pretty good, but the octagon would have been just as good- only, not a circle?? Loving your colours too.
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Teresa Connolly
Love the circle cushion with the flower and the colours. Love the frilly cushion too.
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Lucy @ Charm About You
The circle looks beautiful and great colours! Circular cushions are very clever and the flowers is so pretty!
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Mona
Love the flower too!
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Susan at TheBoredZombie.com
I kind of like the unintended octagon. All you have to do is tell us it was on purpose and we will all think you are a genius!! :)
I like your wool series. Something different is cool.
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Martha
I really like how you made the octagon into a circle.. Looks beautiful.
I'm in between projects. I can't decide what to start next. Your cushions have inspired me to do something bold and colorful. ;)
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Kim
Alas, no knitting this week….more unravelling than knitting. BUT…..your frilly flower has morphed into a gorgeous cushion. Love it!! I love your circle as well….wonderful colours!!
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Benta AtSLIKstitches
I think a circle set into an octagon set into a circle must be *really* hard to do, well done!!!!
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Wendy
that cushion is brilliant! Love it!
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Soma Acharya
Love the layer of colors on the frilly cushion and I like the unintended octagon!! I look forward to seeing the finish. By the way, why do sleeves take so long to knit? It feels like forever :)
-Soma
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BillieBee (billiemick)
Fantastic flower!
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dq
I wanted to thank you for commenting on my quilt design and come over and see your blog. Your projects are lovely! It is nice to have a hand work project for times when I sit at ball games for my kids. I have not crocheted in awhile, but I recently learned how to knit. I made a few scarves these last couple of winters.
Thanks again for stopping by.
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Nat at Made in Home
Love the circle!
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Willit Neverend
Looking good. The octogon looks intentional :) The flower cushion looks great.
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