I'm finally retired and feel I can do what I love. I'm so happy to be out of the rat race! I try to quilt, read and knit as much as possible. I love to get comments and will respond to each and every one! I hope you enjoy my little blog as much as I do! Thank you for visiting me!
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Juniper
Juniper is the name of a small shawl pattern from Jen Lucas' book, Sock-Yarn Shawls II. I love how this shawl looks! I used sock yarn from Knitpicks. It only took a couple of weeks for me to make. What a fun project!
Here's a close up of the lace edge. The shawl is started by casting on 349 stitches. I was so sure I was going to miscount them! I had to keep checking myself. The lace pattern becomes a gorgeous scallop across the edge of the shawl. Once the lace knitting is complete, short rows are knit to create the crescent shape. It actually sounds more difficult than it sounds. This shawl was a pleasure to knit.
I can't wait to work on another shawl from this book. There are so many beautiful patterns to knit. I love Jen's patterns! I own both books she's written. They're wonderful!
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This is a lovely shawl! I love that color, too..nice finish hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Julierose! I loved making it!
DeleteThis is beautiful!! 349 stitches is a lot to keep track of!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Raewyn! Loved making it!
DeleteJust gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Em! A fun project!
Deletevery pretty shawl
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I love how it came out!
Deletethe work and the colour are stunning ... well done x
ReplyDeleteSo nice of you to say, Diane! Thank you so much!
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