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Coral's done!

Yes indeed, she's done! Well, she's off the needles at least. I've yet to block and sew the seems, but i'm figuring that may take about 15 minutes one it's dry, woohoo!

here's the last set of pictures i took:

Well, coral's finally off the needles, i just need to sew the seams!! I don't have pictures yet, but here's the archive of what work i've done on her.

Coral will look like this when she's done:



August 16, 2005

Pictures of Coral, at least what i've finished of here. I'd say i have about 6 rows yet to knit, ooo it's almost done! This is the front peice (second peice is "in detail"):




And this is the "whole" work, where the needle is marks where i've completed the front peice, you can see the back behind it.



Random archived entry...

Currently, this is the only pic i have of the work i've done on the project:

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