Finished Project: River Shawl
Project Specs:
Pattern: River by Sharon Miller from Rowan Magazine 38
Yarn: Rowan’s Kidsilk Night in the Starlight color
Needles: US 13 and US 10.5 Denise needles
Pattern Alterations: I used a knitted cast-on with the larger needle size. And then there was the mistake on the other end with only one row of yarn overs.
My Blog Links: Upcoming Projects, Cast On Lace Method, Matching Lace Bind Off, Emerging Pattern, New Summer Project, Tedious Beads, Finishing Up Projects, River Mistakes and Do-Overs
Wendy seemed to love her shawl. And it was a chilly day in Minnesota, so the shawl turned out to be practical too. Once the shawl was draped over her shoulders, you couldn’t even notice the mistakes. I did redo the donut with skinnier elastic and that worked out better. And there is enough yarn leftover that I could make something for myself sometime. Maybe a sparkly little scarf?
Best of all, Wide Load Ma’am had a little reunion and the shawl got to rock out!
Comments
5 Comments on Finished Project: River Shawl
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nona on
Mon, 19th Jun 2006 10:19 am
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sUsAn on
Tue, 20th Jun 2006 7:33 am
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Wenreid on
Wed, 28th Jun 2006 10:59 am
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kelli ann on
Fri, 14th Jul 2006 8:59 am
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Grin and Frog It » Finished Project: Airy Scarf on
Thu, 7th Dec 2006 9:14 am
How fun is that — a shawl that gets to play in a rock-n-roll band.
Beautiful shawl and delighted recipient!
“Seemed” ??? Oh it was real baby! Not only did it complete the glamourous look in a very sweet and soft way, it also prevented an almost certain wardrobe malfunction. Ahem… thanks so sososoososososos much. i loved it and it made me feel so comfortable all night long! YOU ROCK!
drop-dead fabulous, that shawl. and great blog, too! cheers!
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