
Both the rose shawl (which is the original version and which won first place in handspun knitted shawl category in 2005 at the Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival) and the brown shawl are knit with my handspun yarn.


I wish I'd remembered to pack the brown one when we were in LA for BILs wedding last year. The day of the wedding it dipped to 50 degrees--shocking in LA but still manageable for us Pittsburghers. The poor bride was freezing, tho, as she had to stand around outside for 2 hours while the wedding portraits were taken, wearing a sari and little red slippers. I spent over an hour wishing I had the brown shawl to wrap around her--maybe she wouldn't have come down with flu the next day?
ETA: The pattern is available on my Etsy site but is not yet available on Ravelry--has to do with glitches and other stuff that Casey does that I don't even PRETEND to understand.
4 comments:
So beautiful! Congrats on completion of such a pretty shawl!
This is absolutely GORGEOUS! It looks so wonderful, warm, fashionable, and I bet it's incredibly soft, too. Poor bride. :( I hope she got over her flu soon. Thanks for joining Fiber Arts Friday Carnival http://tr.im/h4MZ
Beautiful shawl. I need to go look at your pattern.
Maple
Beautiful job Feisty!
Hats of to all of you intricate shawl knitters. I am in awe of your patience and attention to detail.
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