Very ordinary cut, with some nice details. I can't decide if I like the buttons or not -
Approximately 7-8 ends and picks per cm; woollen singles.
Provenience unknown (no label).
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1 comment:
Lovely fabric! Thanks so much for posting the draft.
Re: buttons. I think I would change them to something a little more "dressy."
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