I just added some new colorways to the shop, Wolle's Yarn Creations.
TRIPLE BERRY I + II and SUMMER NIGHT I + II
The yarns are 100% cotton and have a yardage of 480 per 100 gr skein; they change colors gradually. One skein is usually enough for a midsize shawl or shawlette. Recommended needle size: US 2-4
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Baktus Shawl
I finished my second Baktus Shawl. I really like this pattern - it is as easy as it gets yet so much fun to knit.
Shawl details:
Yarn used: 2 x 50 gr of Color Changing Cotton in LILAC BLOSSOMS I + II (one skein each); the yarn is available at wollesyarncreations.etsy.com
Needles: 3.25 mm
Size: 72 inches x 15.5 inches
Pattern: Baktus - available for free here.
Shawl details:
Yarn used: 2 x 50 gr of Color Changing Cotton in LILAC BLOSSOMS I + II (one skein each); the yarn is available at wollesyarncreations.etsy.com
Needles: 3.25 mm
Size: 72 inches x 15.5 inches
Pattern: Baktus - available for free here.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Visiting Neighbor
Imagine my surprise this morning when I found this visiting neighbor in our yard!
Luckily she liked the dewey grass enough to leave the garden alone... Happy Earthday everyone!
Luckily she liked the dewey grass enough to leave the garden alone... Happy Earthday everyone!
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Tuscany Shawl
Finished!! Tuscany Shawl
Pattern: Tuscany by Amy R. Singer (published in the book: No Sheep for You)
Yarn: Wolle's Yarn Creations' 4-ply cotton; 1 skein in BLUE BASIL
Needles: 3.25 mm
Measurements: 63 inches along the straight edge, 18 inches down the middle
The pattern looks much more complicated than it is - the lace repeat is straight forward and easy to memorize. I really like the shape of this shawl: it is really wide and fairly "flat" making it perfect for wrapping around the neck.
Pattern: Tuscany by Amy R. Singer (published in the book: No Sheep for You)
Yarn: Wolle's Yarn Creations' 4-ply cotton; 1 skein in BLUE BASIL
Needles: 3.25 mm
Measurements: 63 inches along the straight edge, 18 inches down the middle
The pattern looks much more complicated than it is - the lace repeat is straight forward and easy to memorize. I really like the shape of this shawl: it is really wide and fairly "flat" making it perfect for wrapping around the neck.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
LILAC BLOSSOMS
Lilacs are blooming,
so here are LILAC BLOSSOMS I and II.
My LILAC BLOSSOMS aren't as fragnant as the real ones, but they last longer... :)
More info and more colors are available in my shop, Wolle's Yarn Creations
so here are LILAC BLOSSOMS I and II.
My LILAC BLOSSOMS aren't as fragnant as the real ones, but they last longer... :)
More info and more colors are available in my shop, Wolle's Yarn Creations
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