MmmMMMmmmm. Juno Regina Salad Soup. Doesn't it look yummy? Here she is taking her bath. Couldn't resist adding the whisk.
Almost finished with the stretching/pulling/pinning/re-pinning...
Hanging off the back of the chaise lounge in all her glory....
Me, the knitter, modeling it....
...but it looks so much better on the recipient....
I knew all along while I was knitting Juno that Mary Beth would be the proud owner of it. I was so cool and casual about gifting it to her. I tried it on first and then I said, "Let's see it on you". Snapped the picture and told her it was hers. This was one way of saying thank you to her for helping me out with the t-shirt quilt I am going to be making. A few months ago she kindly offered to cut the t-shirts down into squares and press interfacing to them for me (she has this awesome press). I love my sis and was so happy to give her this wrap. Now I need to make one for myself!
Juno looks great on both of you!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful. my Icarus to be looks like it may be of the same colorage.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful green salady shawl! What a good sister you are to gift it to MB. She looks so happy! It also looks like MB is wearing no pants! I know, I know, she's wearing shorts. I couldn't resist!
ReplyDeleteThe wrap is gorgeous. Deb you are such a sweetie to give that as a gift, and MB is even sweeter for helping with the quilt. Oooo weee, I can't wait to see it.
ReplyDeleteOoooh, what a lovely knit, gorgeous wrap and generous gift! Mary Beth is very fortunate!
ReplyDeleteJuno looks so lovely on both of you. I'm sure MB will always feel the love knit into it.
ReplyDeleteI was completely taken by surprise. I love the wrap & it is just right for the ac at church.
ReplyDeleteCool sister moment. I don't have a sister so I am super jealous of you and sis.
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