Showing posts with label shawl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shawl. Show all posts
Monday, 28 May 2012
Knitting Shawl FInish
I have another post with some crocheted finished items, but this is a knitting project, I'm back knitting!! With one skien of the Ruca multy, made from sugar cane, which feels so soft I reckoned it needed to be a shawl or scarf or something but it's only 240m, I found the pattern Triangle Scarf Bonus Pattern and got stuck in, today has had a chunk of knitting because I've been suffering from some minor food poisoning and it's been a nice distraction. I finished what the pattern suggested but I had plenty left so I did another set of the diamonds and again another set of squares. Now there's 4g left of the yarn which I think is close enough!
In reality it's a bit more ice-cream coloured, but the sun is washing things out.
Saturday, 26 June 2010
Wednesday, 16 June 2010
Mostly finished objects
Well they're almost finished, they both need pressing and the Luna Shawl seriously needs blocking.
Seaside Cardigan
It went into the washing machine today, finally. Yes, later it will go onto a drying rack but I wanted it to benefit from the good drying outdoors today.
Ravelry Link
Luna Moth Shawl
Luna Moth as pile of yarn actually. Ravelry Link for this
Seaside Cardigan
Ravelry Link
Luna Moth Shawl
Luna Moth as pile of yarn actually. Ravelry Link for this
Sunday, 21 February 2010
Small Shawl
The pattern is called 198 Yds of Luxury

all stretched out on the sweater dryer.
Outside on the bench outdoors

Knit with Noro Silk Garden it's a small shawl but nice. I wore it this afternoon on my way to the shops. I changed it a little along the edge so the edging matched the body of the shawl a little better than designed in the pattern.

all stretched out on the sweater dryer.
Outside on the bench outdoors
Knit with Noro Silk Garden it's a small shawl but nice. I wore it this afternoon on my way to the shops. I changed it a little along the edge so the edging matched the body of the shawl a little better than designed in the pattern.

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