Here is the beginning of a lace shawlette that I'm doing as a knit-along with my Mom. I'm doing the Annis shawlette from Knitty.com, here's the link: http://www.knitty.com/ISSUEss10/PATTannis.php
Mom's working hers in Malabrigo Sock in one of the purple/blue colorways. I'm doing mine in handspun from one of my own Corriedale sheep named "Wiggly". I may have to spin some more, since the yarn I'm using is a bit heavier weight than recommended. I wanted a wrap with some warmth to it. I've got a full fleece of another Corriedale named "Sierra" that is the same color. I'm stalled out at the beginning of the row of bobbles. I don't like to work bobbles, even though they are a very nice accent on this particular shawlette. I did a swatch of the lace and did the first bobble in the purist way with my knitting needles, decided that it was a sure road to madness and picked up a crochet hook to finish the swatch. Since then, more pondering, and I am going to use a cable needle to make it easier still to draw the working yarn through the seven strands on these bobbles.
I also worked on my March Stashdown. Got the batts carded and the green one is spun, plied and washed. I'll put up pictures of that for next time.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Works in progress - Part Three
Labels:
carding wool,
color study,
handspinning,
handspun yarn,
knit-along,
knitting,
shawlette,
Stash,
yarn
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