Recently I’ve been doing some sample knitting for a yarn-dyeing friend. She sent me three different kinds of lace yarns which I’m using to knit up some patterns I’ve been eyeing for quite some time. The first project I did was the Kuusk cowl, which was published in Knitty last year. I knit it up [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Lace’
Three lace projects
Posted in Finished projects, friends on the web, Knit shawls, Lace, tagged cables, Elizabeth Freeman, estonian lace, Knitty, Kuusk, Lace, nancy bush, Rhodion, swatch, Triinu, wool on April 27, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Garden Shawl Triangle
Posted in Finished projects, Knit shawls, Lace, tagged knit lace, knit shawl, Knit shawls, knitted shawl, knitting, Lace, lace shawls, modified, silk on February 25, 2011 | 1 Comment »
This one’s for Mom. This is the Garden Shawl. The pattern was written by Dorothy Siemens. I’ve done another of her patterns before, Peacock Feathers. Both were well written, although I liked the Garden Shawl better. I modified this pattern to make a triangular shaped shawl, both because I like knitting triangles better than squares [...]
Sneak peak for Mom
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged knit flowers, knit lace shawl, Lace, lace knitting, modification, shawl, silk on February 18, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Two more shawls
Posted in Finished projects, Knit shawls, Lace, tagged cobweb, evelyn clark, evenstar, gossamer, heaven, knit lace, knit shawl, Lace, lacey lamb, pandorf, shawl, swallowtail, yarn place heaven on November 20, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Yeah, so lately, I’ve been doing more knitting and less blogging about knitting. This means that once again, I’ve got two finished shawls to show off! The first shawl is the Evenstar Shawl. The pattern was written by Susan Pandorf, as a “mystery shawl” knit-a-long. For the uninitiated, a mystery project is one where [...]
Cobweb Lace Scarf
Posted in Finished projects, Lace, tagged Lace, malabrigo, scarf on November 17, 2008 | 1 Comment »
In October, I wrote about a lace scarf I was knitting, based on the Cobweb Lace Stole pattern found in the Spring 2008 issue of Interweave Knits. At the time, I said that Interweave hadn’t put any good photos of the stole in the magazine, and that I was surprised to find out elsewhere that [...]
