I am just attaching the cool mirrored beads to the neckline. This is a sturdy stretch black fabric with fine uneven horizontal ridges that add texture to the plain black.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiCtXHYihPG1Qzh1bZitApek4VxYKNwcFuw-bXrmzlhclxp7rLUcZRRXRgD02V_seoMZ3Dm2iK7E48Lb3EUHSZIoGSQj3UC-VCgkL-uE2hb9_DAKnVFF6lIkyXJPdJAyDtDt9t34sdnG44/s400/IMG_2388.JPG)
The yarn on my needles right now is one of my favourites. Colinette Tagliatelli, a wool ribbon that feels springy to the touch and creates a dense fabric, worthy of a spectacular coat, as this one will be. I am designing an oversize, asymmetric front coat... should only take a week on big needles, stay tuned....![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiUtYzvEw0mz0vnbJaZCnuqy4XMGa9uF7oMobkeeAGpEE5nwOqiszilHm0TXxsx3ByDyjcvJcyKujJH6Q7mwpVZrtsw3BATm7AD-Cr_zkRJoBaYJ7ZoGXIxW5Cx9d-BlB7ByUDoSzR64_A/s400/IMG_2389.JPG)
At the tent sale I got my hands on 8 skeins of this stuff, all looking the same colour, but on closer inspection I found them to be 4 skeins of Mist and 4 of Gaugin. They are both mostly pink and purple, but Gaugin has an aqua fleck and Mist a bit of denim blue... so I solve the delemma by using 2 balls at once, and knitting 2 rows from one, then 2 rows from the other.... perfect.
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