Lana is off the needles!
The sun has not been around much lately and today was no exception.
But it did show it's face for about 15 minutes and out the door I went with camera in hand and hubby following behind.
I wondered if we would have any pictures at all with the winds blowing as they were.
But the winds did calm down for a few minutes.
The sun has not been around much lately and today was no exception.
But it did show it's face for about 15 minutes and out the door I went with camera in hand and hubby following behind.
I wondered if we would have any pictures at all with the winds blowing as they were.
But the winds did calm down for a few minutes.
The shawl drapes really nicely because it's knitted from side to side on the bias.
The lace border is knitted with the body of the shawl on one side and is knitted-on on the other side.
I thought this was such a wonderful way to add the border.
The two other shawls in this series are designed the same way.
I love large asymmetrical shawls.
I like tying knots in my shawls and wearing them off to the side.
The yarn I used is from our own herd. It's an alpaca/mohair blend.
Soooooooo soft!
It's light as a feather too and I think I'll be wearing it all year long.
I've been felting shawls this weekend and I have lots to show you...
Absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful model and the shawl of course is amazing! ♥Debi
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ReplyDeleteWOw I LOVE your photography and love your shawl even more!!!!!
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