
I love my sparkly dice!
Inspired by Hubby's stripes and Being Elmo, I knew exactly what I wanted for my polyhedrals.

Look familiar? You get 100 cool points from me if you immediately thought of this guy:
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From Sesame Street |
I did much better with my jogless stripe on this bag than my birds. I think that the stripes on the birds were just a bit too thin for the jogless technique that I was trying to use. It worked much better on the wider blue and red stripes here. These little bags are a great way to practice new techniques. I love them. I'll have to come up with an excuse to make some more. Now I just need to resist the urge to buy some primary colored dice that match my bag. Maybe I need one that looks like Bert. Vertical stripes would be a good thing to learn.
2 comments:
If you need an excuse, just start an Etsy shop. That's my excuse for half the things I knit.
Hubby has been saying that too. I don't know why I've been reluctant. A little extra yarn money never hurt anyone.
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