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Notre Dame de Grace Very happily cast on for a new project, pairing some handspun singles that has been waiting in stash patiently for years, with a pattern I've had my eye on since 2007 when I spied it in the summer issue of Interweave Knits. Primarily moss stitch, with corrugated rib details at the shoulder and a short, stand up shawl collar. Size 4 US. I'm knitting it in the round - just can't bear all that seaming!
Created the swatch to determine a stitch pattern that wouldn't skew using this singles unbalanced yarn. When I settled on the moss stitch, I remembered Nortre Dame!
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Lace Cowl (August) Resurrected from banishment when I found some pink silk singles in stash that looked compatible enough. I think it worked. The piece is longer now and will function fine when those cold winter winds start to blow. I love happy endings.
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Update (March) Well, loved the way it turned out until I had it on my neck for awhile and found it was so drapey that it really was too short to wear for warmth. Frogged it a second time, then couldn't find any more soysilk I had spun (swear I had a little more…... This project is now banished to the waiting basket.
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A lace cowl using handspun soysilk 16 wpi. Dyed with Lanaset dyes in a colorway I think of as *Boudoir* Size 5 US needle. Pattern by a talented Finnish designer named Paivi. (look for her on ravelry as Lankakomero. I love the way it turned out, though I had at first made it too wide and had to rip and start over. Love this lace pattern, and the wraps were fun to do.
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Just Finished: A pair of Color Banded Socks, using commercial black yarn as the MC, and leftover handspun colors. These were inspired by the Finnish Socks in that wonderful Folk Socks book. Size 3 US needles
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Frog Pond - featuring The Project that Never Was
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These pages last updated 7.29.10
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