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My current work in progress:

1. To-Be-Named Stole, my own design, knit from Zen Yarn Garden Serenity 20 in the "Topaz" colorway, on US 5 (3.75mm) needles.
2. Myriad stealth projects.

August 2009

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Mighty Shawls From Little Edgings Grow

Mighty Shawls From Little Edgings Grow

Because I’m geeky that way, I looked up the origins of the phrase “mighty oaks from little acorns grow.” The earliest similar phrase I could find was from my old buddy Geoffrey Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde (late 1300s):
“as an ook cometh of a litel spyr”
Did I ever tell you I used to be able to [...]

It’s Faro Easy!

It’s Faro Easy!

In all its blocked glory:

This took approximately 600 yards of dk/light sportweight weight yarn — Lorna’s Laces Pearl, in the “Mineshaft” colorway. I used 3 100-gram skeins (220 yards each) and had 30 grams leftover from the last skein. US 7 (4.5mm) needle.

The wingspan is about 72″, and it’s about 26″ down the center back.

The [...]

You May Commence Groaning Now

You May Commence Groaning Now

Why? Because I have named my new shawl pattern “Faro-Easy Shawl.”
How easy is it? I finished it in under a week. Gotta love knitting with DK-weight yarn right after knitting with laceweight!

But I’ve not blocked it yet, so the official FO post will have to wait til Sunday. The color in that photo is way [...]

Miscellany

Miscellany

Miscellaneous Item Number One
The Sandvik shawl is now available for sale on Ravelry, but you can purchase it from here, too (and from my Patterns for Sale page):
Sandvik Faroese Shawl

This shawl is knit from laceweight yarn (Black Bunny Fibers alpaca/shetland blend) on a US 3 (3.25mm) needle at an unblocked gauge of 6 sts/8 rows [...]

Sandvik

Sandvik

Shortly after arriving home last Friday evening I cast off the final few stitches of Sandvik. Within 5 minutes of that happy event, it was on my ironing board, having the living crap steamed out of it.
Then I spread it out on the floor for an bird’s eye shot.

The yarn is an alpaca/shetland blend laceweight [...]

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