



Sadly this piece was donated to us by St. Joseph's Hospice in Hackney. Someone didn't manage to finish it before they passed away.
Sally from Maidenhead sorted this piece out over one weekend. She added some jewels to chear up the clown, and then turned the piece into a bag. She unravelled the 1/4 sleeve which gave her enough yarn to knit the back piece and then added the spare sleeve as a pocket and used some of her own scraps to knit the handles. what a brilliantly jolly solution. Well done Sally!
I know I don't have time to finish this, but I can just imagine it would make a great tote bag or similar. Great blog.
ReplyDeleteI think it would make a geat cushion.
ReplyDeleteHasn't sally done a brilliant job!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I love what Sally's done!
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