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Once upon a time, Alison had a contest on her blog, and I won! Yay me. And the prize was some of Alison's own Yarnscape yarn! Even more yay!
I was given my choice of colours, and settled on "Meadow," a greeny goldy meadow-like colourway!
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This is her yarn called Flow, a 50/50 merino/silk blend, with a whopping 450 meters per 50 grams!
Two skeins is enough for Muir, or I could do Cold Mountain (if I just made it quite a bit smaller), a Lattice Lace Wrap (.pdf available in the sidebar), a lovely one called Gothic Night Shawl that I once found on Ravelry but now seems to have disappeared -- when I clicked the link I got some half-naked ladies and a 404 message.
I would like to make a Pi shawl (there are some snazzy new ideas on Ravelry) but they seem to need around 1200-1500 meters.
I would like to just take my gabillions of stitch patterns and make my own.
For now I will just admire, but soon I think I will succumb and at least wind one of the skeins into a ball, and then I might just swatch something... Watch this space! And do feel free to point me to other shawl patterns -- I only have 26 in my favourites on Rav...
Alceste.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/alceste
Any of Asa's patterns for scarves or shawls would be good.
All of those look lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe Gothic shawl has links on its page both with and without a typo. If you know which you clicked last time, try the other one.
That yarn looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteoh that yarn is lovely - can't wait to see what you decide to make!
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