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A knitting blog with a bit of fluff and a few fins.
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Photographing Works-in-Progress
I have the hardest time photographing works in progress. My default is the close-up of a pretty stitch marker in a sea of indistinguishable knitting. It works out most of the time. But what about something a bit more visual? Maybe this will be a bit better for showing the "progress" of a work-in-progress.
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That is a super fun way to show your WIPs! And that mitt is really cool.
ReplyDeleteThe mitt is REALLY cool! I'm so excited about it!
DeleteThis is a great idea! I just discovered the "close-up of a pretty stitch marker in a sea of indistinguishable knitting" method myself, but the chalkboard outline is much more clear.
ReplyDeleteIt's a lot more work than I expected, haha, but it is a bit more illustrative. :)
DeleteSuch a smart idea!! I love it.
ReplyDeleteCute, and I absolutely love your mitts!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI like that WIP photo method! And the mitt looks great already.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant. I'm tempted to steal that idea some time ;-)
ReplyDeletePlease do! It's so rare I have any decent ones. ;)
DeleteI haven't seen this done before with the outlines - a great original idea. BTW Beautiful colours on your circs :-)
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