On October 14 I was cruising Ravelry when I spotted Kitman Figueroa's new pattern Mayan Garden. I immediately thought that it would look great as a cape in a Unique Sheep Gradiance set. I contacted Laura at the Unique Sheep with my idea and also a link to this picture of Mayan ruins that I found at Wikipedia (have you made your donation yet?).
It turned out that a custom dye job of an existing colorway - Denali - would work, so Kelly (she dyes Denali) dyed me up a beta set (the small set in the top picture) and sent me a picture on November 12. I thought it looked great and in my response I asked her if that beta set needed a good home and that I would be happy to provide it one. My yarn arrived this past Thursday, December 5. Once I finish Tea Rose I'll start working on this one. The modifications to turn it into a cape should be straight forward. I wonder if I should add beads...
Pattern: Mayan Garden by Kitman Figueroa
Yarn: The Unique Sheep Luxe in Mayan Garden
It turned out that a custom dye job of an existing colorway - Denali - would work, so Kelly (she dyes Denali) dyed me up a beta set (the small set in the top picture) and sent me a picture on November 12. I thought it looked great and in my response I asked her if that beta set needed a good home and that I would be happy to provide it one. My yarn arrived this past Thursday, December 5. Once I finish Tea Rose I'll start working on this one. The modifications to turn it into a cape should be straight forward. I wonder if I should add beads...
Pattern: Mayan Garden by Kitman Figueroa
Yarn: The Unique Sheep Luxe in Mayan Garden
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