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Indovinello... / Riddle me this...

Sabato mattina ho comprato i miei primi gomitoli di cotone, incoraggiata dalla bella stagione che si avvicina a grandi passi (ieri ha nevicato, ma questo è un altro discorso). Per il mio primo lavoro ho scelto un filato piuttosto spesso, e per il colore mi è bastato guardarmi intorno per trovare l'ispirazione nei meravigliosi colori della primavera. 
Devo dire che procede a meraviglia, ho già usato due gomitoli su tre che ne avevo... indovinate cosa sto tessendo? 

Saturday morning I bought my very first cotton balls, encouraged by the incoming warm season (yesterday here it snowed, but nevermind it). For my first cotton item I chose a pretty thick thread, and for the colours I just took a look around at the marvelous colours of Spring and there I found my inspirations. 
I have to say that it's proceeding wonderfully, I've already used two out of three balls I had... can you guess what am I weaving?


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  1. Maddalena25 March 2014 at 11:06

    Ciao Cara ! Potrebbero essere altri guantini o uno scialle per le sere d'estate !Comunque sia buon lavoro e buona giornata, sa le cosa ti consola anche qui fa piuttosto freddo .
    Maddalena

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  2. franca rita25 March 2014 at 12:07

    ....di cotone, bello spesso, così colorato....a vederlo così sembrerebbe un inizio di scalda collo ...mah!!!! Quando lo posterai finito ....lo indovinerò sicuro........Buona giornata

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  3. Anna25 March 2014 at 12:11

    Hi !
    Beautiful colors for a...scarf ?
    Thanks for your visit ! I'm your new follower !
    Have a nice and cozy ( we have rain here ) day !
    Anna

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  4. Natas Nest25 March 2014 at 17:35

    Oh, what nice colors!! Will it become a cowl? Or a scarf?
    Have a nice day .-)
    Nata

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  5. Nicky Miranda25 March 2014 at 17:57

    Mah,anche a me sembra uno scalda collo ,ma non ci metterei la mano sul fuoco...comunque sia ,buon lavoro!(Pure qui é di nuovo inverno e le montagne sono copertE di neve!)

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  6. mucchi di sonagli che sanno ridere25 March 2014 at 21:47

    Qualunque cosa sia mi piacciono moltissimo punto e colore!
    ciao














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  7. Sophie26 March 2014 at 19:39

    Very beautiful creations!!Kisses from Greece!!!

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