One of my favourite knitting projects was a shawl made with yarn from Fleece Artist. I have received so many nice compliments whenever I wear it as a wrap. I was so flattered when the neighbourhood butcher even commented on how lovely it looked.
I originally purchased the yarn kit at Village Yarns in Toronto. It was my first "luxury yarn" purchase and I've been a fibre snob ever since. The yarn is Goldilocks hand dyed in the amber colourway. Its fiber content is 56% kid mohair, 24% silk, 20% nylon spun into a boucle which gives the shawl a nice texture. The skein is 125g/500m.
The pattern for the shawl is included on the ball band. Very easy...
I used 6mm circular needles (100cm length)
Cast on 3 stitches.
Working in garter stitch, increase at the beginning of every row.
Continue until yarn is almost finished.
Cast off loosely....sorry folks, I did not count how many stitches I had in the end
29 April 2007
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3 comments:
It is just lovely. I am a firm believer that sometimes the simple knits really are the best and most satisfying. Great job!
Indeed it is a lovely wrap, having seen it first hand. Lovely colours too!
It is just gorgeous Diane, I am definitely going to knit a wrap with my Avoca boucle yarn next.
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