triple play
Here is acton, the third variation, this one sans peplum and knit in Love-it. (See the previous 2 posts for her sisters). For me, Love-it is the summer, or warm climate, Pure Merino. They stand in very well for one another. Back to the names – Can you tell me who currer, acton and ellis are? Ah well, that question is way to easy with Google, but then, that’s how I found the names too. With so many female names in the Berroco archives, it’s hard to find triplets and one story, 3 for all, in Norah Gaughan Vol 2 is all about triplet variations on a theme.
We photographed in Margery Winter’s home. This room is her husband Milo’s studio. I’ve admired his work for years. I think maybe his color sense is affecting mine, and definitely in a good way!
Milo was gracious and generous enough to let leave his painting sketches pinned up and strewn about.
Oh and lest I forget, The Knitting Contessa wrapped up a month of Holiday madness with an interview of me on her blog. She asks some questions I don’t think I’ve ever been asked before.
Currer, knit in 
The knitter was trying to help and used short rows instead of casting on every other row and it looks sloppy. (Don’t worry, she won’t be mortified to read this post). I used i-photo to do some very rudimentary touching up. You can see why we need our art director. It’s not my speciality (as they say in the UK). 
