I think I have a plan.
And if I talk about the plan, it's sure to change. But here goes... I'm going to make two "lights" for every color of the rainbow (plus pink). Then I'll make a "string" long enough for all of them to fit.
After that, I can decide if I want to make another.
So far...
I have two pink, multiple red, two orange, two yellow, one blue, and one violet. I still haven't made a green, but I have located green yarn. And maybe I should do a darker purple, too?
So, that's four, maybe six, more bulbs to make. Am I missing any colors? (Besides green and a darker purple.)
As it's time to make these string lights posts a series, I am once again including a link to the pattern, and following are links to the previous posts:
They are so cute! How about white? I can't tell by the photo, but is the yellow a true yellow? A bright purple would look nice. I know you used leftover yarn, so you have what you have! I guess I'm picturing the bright primary colors like the light strands.
ReplyDeleteIt's a brownish yellow. I likely have white someplace. I can definitely do that.
DeleteSounds like a good plan
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Deletethecontemplativecat here Those are great. I bought a Christmas white ornament from you one year. It still goes on the tree.
ReplyDeleteI still have some more of those. I should remember to put them back in my Etsy shop this year.
DeleteI do love those. I think they might be better than actual Christmas lights.
ReplyDeleteI was going to say yellow and white, but Lisa beat me to it.
ReplyDeleteThere is already a yellow there. I don't think I have a lighter yellow anywhere.
DeleteThat hard question.
ReplyDeleteThis is Birgit…this looks good. I’d add a lighter blue and a light yellow…just thinking of what’s on my strands of Christmas lights.
ReplyDeleteAh, lighter blue. Sounds good.
DeleteSounds like an interesting project.
ReplyDeleteI think it will look really cool when finished.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteGreat plan! Maybe adding neutrals (white, light or dark grey, even black), and kind of blue-green (teal, turquoise, aqua)? It's going to be a fun and manageable project.
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
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