Finished a new bag, knit with my favorite cotton – Luna by Cascade Yarns. Pattern by Leah of 200 shawl project.
From the inside, I had thought a leaf was stuck to my kitchen screen. Looked closer…. it’s alive! Kind of scary. Never saw anything like this before. Great camouflage if it had been in a tree, or on the ground.
I actually took these pictures over a week ago, so have some catching up to do. Pictures on my camera, pictures waiting to be taken, projects to finish. More updates coming this week!
So, I saw this bug and was creeped out a little, but still surprised and appreciate how unique it is. Have you seen anything new or unique lately?
Oh your new bag! OMG your new knit bag! Beautiful! Beautiful! Beautiful! I love it! Can you tell? :-)
ReplyDeleteAnd what an unusual moth! My sweetie apparently has seen them before - but I never have. Thank you so much for sharing the image. I hope one day soon I get a visit too!
Love the colors of your new bag!
ReplyDeleteThat moth is definitely strange! It reminds me of a walking stick...the can blend in anywhere!
Love this bag! Love the shape, the lace pattern, and the colors. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteDearest sweet Tammy, i love your bag...it's so beautiful and the colors are gorgeous!!! But that moth is a little scary for me tho it's beautiful! Have a lovely merry happy weekend and love to you!
ReplyDeletegirl you can whip up the coolest bags...I wish I had the patience. I think that "thing" you found was not only a thing of beauty but also a sign = something good your way comes. I could be just a dreamy girl who sees to much into something but perhaps?
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xo
tina
www.onecraftymess.blogspot.com
Great bag! That is kind of scary but cool at the same time.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!!
ReplyDeleteMy youngest daughter now tells me the moth is a "Luna Moth" - no idea how she knew that, but here's a wiki link if you're interested - Luna Moth.
I just saw this post. This is the most awesome bag ever! The colours are fantastic. The moth looks like a "alien species" IMO.
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