A shawl for a friend.
The shawl stick is just a maple twig that I scraped the bark off of and sanded smooth.
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6 comments:
Ooooh, that's lovely. What a great idea for a shawl stick as well. Congrats.
Very pretty. I have a question, though. It looks like it might be a bit bulky. Is it?
Nice job! Looks yummy! Love the twig pin!
what beautiful and subtle colors. Looks nice and toasty.
Cindy, yep it is rather bulky. Definitely a keep me warm, snuggle in kind of shawl.
this is gorgeous. I have a peg loom but have hardly used it, I feel all inspired to give it another go now.
thanks for sharing
Martine
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