Its the glow factor.
I have been so busy trying to get the colours right, I forgot about the glow.
My genius friend asked why didn't I photograph them outside - DUH - why didn't I think of that???
Afterall they are natural colours and should really be seen in natural light, no scanners, lights or flashes involved.
So here are some I worked on earlier - :-)
These will be in tomorrow's update - which incidently will be late tonight's update as tomorrow I will be zooming up the country to see Susan.
What do you think?




6 comments:
Gorgeous, I love the red/pin/green one, like spring rhubarb.
Fab, really beautiful.
Scrummy, scrummy pics of lovely, lovely yarn!!!
PS... snowgooseskipper is Gina the Norfolkknitter really... :-)
you have achieved "GLOW"
Very Nice
loveing the return of more varigated iconic NDS colourways:-)
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