So here goes:
The Ultra Close Up
The Overall
The Pattern
The Matador
The Overall
The Pattern
The Matador
A crisp and refreshing mix of my life, knitting, dancing, working, living, reading, arting, wandering about all tossed with a raspberry vinagrette.
A crisp and refreshing mix of my life, knitting, dancing, working, living, reading, arting, wandering about all tossed with a raspberry vinagrette.
3 comments:
Valerie,
I popped over to your blog to comment on paperbags for merengues. And saw your wonderful shawl! What a pleasant surprise! I had no idea you knit! (so do I and I taught Mara how to when we went to visit this last January. I don't know if she has kept it up or not, but she did make a scarf.)
What I was going to tell you is that you can buy cooking parchment which is nicer than grocery bags, or get one of those silicon things. I don't know what they are called, but I have a chef friend who swears by them. Nothing (not even merengues) stick to them. And they are enlessly reusable. Quite pricey, but you may be able to find them at a discounted store like Tuesday Morning.
Madam Maman
Oh by the way, I love your shawl. What stitch did you use?
Madam Maman
The pattern has several different names, I've heard it called feather pattern a few places. I got the pattern off of Knitty.com (online magazine w/free patterns) it is called Cozy (http://knitty.com/ISSUEfall04/PATTcozy.html) and I didn't buy the ultra expensive silk they recommended but went for a slightly cheaper Merino/ Silk/ Cotton/Acrylic blend. It's my "summer" shawl.
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