28's Cousin 53!
28's Cousin 53 June 2017 |
The pattern said blocking was not necessary; however, I recommend blocking the shawl. Without blocking the shawl is barely four inches wide; with blocking, 9 inches.
I loved knitting with this yarn, and the silk it contains adds drape and softness to the shawl.
Pattern:
28's Cousin 53! by Lynne Ashton (Ravelry link)
Yarn:
Charlemont Kettle Dye - Valley Yarns (60% merino, 20% silk, 20% polyamide)
100 grams - 439 yarns (I used all but 9 grams)
Color: Whipple Blue (photos reflect color pretty accurately)
Needle:
US size 7
Beautiful and I'll bet it feels luscious to the touch.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty....
ReplyDeleteNancy that shawl is beautiful. I think the blocking adds a lot to shawls. Just hearing how much width was added to yours convinces me that it's a must. It is so pretty! Blessings, Betsy
ReplyDeleteOh this is beautiful - the yarn and the pattern. 4" is so little!! Glad you blocked it out. It's lovely and I bet that yarn feels rich!
ReplyDeleteThe color is beautiful and the shape and drape is lovely. It is just enough to take away that AC chill across the shoulders in the summer. Beautiful work Nancy!
ReplyDeleteNancy, I love the color you worked it up in. Love the simplicity and that is not a v shape. I'll save the pattern link for sure.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I think I would have blocked it too, if only to pull the eyelets out to be more obvious.
ReplyDeleteOoh -- another beautiful shawl. So, do you tend to wear shawls in the winter? I'm more of a button or zip up sweater girl but I think these shawls you've been knitting are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLovely!! The color green is so nice:)
ReplyDeleteWow! It is a nifty little shawl and looks great in this color!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!