a little slow on the uptake
I have known forever that most lace knitting requires a solid or semi-solid yarn so the lacy patterns don't get lost among variegated yarn's color changes. So why did it take this...

and this...

and this...

before I clued in and dug out a semi-solid yarn (dyed by us w/ Kool-Aid) to pair with Knitspot's beautiful Rivolo pattern?
and this...
and this...
before I clued in and dug out a semi-solid yarn (dyed by us w/ Kool-Aid) to pair with Knitspot's beautiful Rivolo pattern?
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Sometimes, we just want it to work... despite what we "know".
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