
I stretched Liesel on a jury-rigged rack:

...leftover mercerized cotton yarn, a hanger, two 30" stretcher bars (normally used when I do silk painting), towels, a shelf, and a large bag of potatoes. My original plan was to hang Liesel from the basement closeline, but she was too long. (Even to hang her from the pipes in the ceiling!)
A close-up:

Liesel definitely would have benefitted from either a thicker yarn or a smaller needle... but that's life. I'm not redoing her now!
Once she is dry, I will pack her and her companion (a much faster hat, but with his own grief-causing abilities) and mail them off. *Finally!* (Only a year and a few weeks late...)
7 comments:
Beautiful!
Wow, that's seriously gorgeous!
Thanks!
So pretty! Love the cauldron too, I need to get one of those.
I'm glad the cauldron is useful & not just a decoration. :)
What gorgeous lace!
Liesel is very pretty, but, wow, looking at the detail makes me cringe at the same time. :-P
Thanks everyone!
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