No more about Christmas cards as they are all sent to their new owners! It was a little difficult to determine who would get which but it doesn't really matter that much, does it? I hope everyone likes my cards :)
This time I am going to post about my newest (probably?) finished project, the
Haruni lace shawl. As I wrote before, it is a free pattern by Emily Ross, and one I thought was quite easy to follow and the main pattern before the edge leaves was easy enough to memorise, too. I used green multicolour yarn,
teetee Aurea, in colour 102. I used total of four skeins with just a little bit left over. The yarn is a very soft blend of 50/50 silk and alpaca. But I don't know, I think I still prefer 100% wool, I guess I'm just weird that way. But enough facts, it's picture time!
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Before blocking a funky looking crumbly thing |
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A wet bundle ready to be blocked |
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All pinned down in blocking |
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Out in the snow |
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From behind |
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Happily wearing a new shawl! |
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