My Horseshoe Cap in SpinOff Magazine

The Summer Issue of SpinOff Magazine from Interweave arrived on Friday. I have been pretty excited about this issue because during the winter I submitted my version of their Horseshoe Cap, knit from my own handspun from my own llama. I received notice in March that my cap had been accepted for publication but I didn't know if it would actually make it into the print issue or just in their online magazine.

I have to admit I was a little disappointed that my cap only made it onto their online magazine but the ones that made it into the print version were really spectacularly nice caps, especially the varying color ones! They were knit in much finer yarns than mine too. Coinsidering that they received so many submissions I have to say I'm still pretty tickled to have made it intot the top 10, even if it is only the bottom half! Here's a LINK to the online magazine. I will apologize in advance for this link because I don't know if you have to have a subscription to access it or only a SpinOff member ID etc. My computer automatically logs me in to sites like this so  I don't even see the log in page if there is one. I will add this is also the reason I never publish links from free Interweave patterns in my Friday Freebies. If you have to have a membership etc, then to me, the item is not "really" free because they require information from you first. Now they are perfectly within their rights to require it but I don't feel right about displaying patterns with strings attached. Either they are free or they're not.

So this is my Horseshoe Cap the way it was displayed in their online magazine (just in case you can't get in to see the it). As I suspected, black isn't easy to photograph even for professionals! The beads hardly show. I think this is where I say ,"It looks SO much better in person!" LOL!!  Eventually they will mail it back to me. Still, it's pretty nice to have your work judged nice enough to publish, even if it's only in their online magazine! Cheers all!


 

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