Sunday, March 11, 2012

A Dash of Colour


I test knit a shawl for a friend. It is designed to use one skein of Noro or colorful sock yarn, but I did it in some barely colored handspun that has been marinating in the stash for some time. The pattern is available on Ravelry here.

It is a very easy knit, perfect for the beginning lace knitter. It is a shawlette that sits nicely on the shoulders due to the shaping. I made it a bit bigger, as I wanted more coverage, and had the yarn available.


These photos were the best I could do, as it has been very windy here. Spring on the prairie, you know.

7 comments:

Joyce said...

Very delicate - looks nice and light to wear. It's nice to see what you are up to.
I am almost inspired to start a blog myself.

Jenny said...

Annie, beautiful, as always! I envy your talent and skills.

Also, I really like your blog, and have for some time. I was recently nominated for the beautiful blogger award, and it's an award where you nominate others as well, so I nominated maple corners!

Here:
http://teacupofwater.wordpress.com/2013/01/16/me-2/

Kennithfolsom@me.com said...

Hi Annie,
I've followed your post for a few years, and wanted to say hello. I also watched the HBO project that you and your mother were in. I am currently working on my Bachelors degree in nursing (I've been a nurse for 16 years), and the Alzheimer's Project with you and your mother is one of the required videos to watch. Just wanted to drop you a note and let you know that you and your mom are still touching lives, and shaping the minds and hearts of future nurses. Hope all is well.

Anonymous said...

I miss your blog really much. I started to follow it after i saw the documentary. Your mother reminded me a lot about my own mother who also suffered from the disease. Your blog helped me a lot. My mother passed away 15/10, a date we have in common now. Still hope that you will continue your blog some day. If not, i wish you all the best. Will always remember you and your mom.

Maria

Julene said...

Hi!
I just want to say that I miss reading your blog posts (not that mine are very frequent at all)!
Hugs to you,
j

Ladeewolf said...

Have finished reading your blog, even your archives, hope all is well now, and you are doing okay.
I only found it a week or so ago.

Unknown said...

Hello Annie
Hope all is going well in your life. Selfishly, I've missed hearing your updates, but I hope that you've been happy and busy elsewhere.
Best wishes
Amy
http://www.amysmithlinton.com