I have been wanting to make a shawl for the longest time, actually since a saw this pink shawl in the movie Nicholas Nickleby a few years ago. Isn't it beautiful!!
The one that I am making isn't like that shawl at all, it is a simply project just with granny square. But, I like the look so far anyway.
What I like the most about this shawl, it start with a conversation at a bookstore, where I met a complete stranger, who gladly interrupt her project and cut a piece of her yarn to make me the little sample on how to make this simple shawl. Isn't that so sweet!
Anyway, if you have a crochet pattern that you like similar to the one in the movie, please let me know where can I find it.
Right now I am enjoying Tasha Tudor's book "Take Joy" and A Jane Austen Devotional by Steffany Woolsey.
I'm linking up with Ginny
** JM**
Pretty color on the shawl! Love those yarn overs.
ReplyDeleteInteresting book ... a Jane Austen devotional. My SIL will love it! Great idea.
This the Devotional is my favorite,the reflections are wonderful...perfect for a gift.
DeleteShawls are my addiction. I'm just itching right now because I don't have one on the needles while I am working on all the Christmas knitting. I really need to read a Tasha Tudor book. Speaking of Tasha - she has a wonderful shawl pattern. It was one of the first ones I knit.
ReplyDeleteShe does? I will look for it...in one of her books?
DeleteThat is just oh so delicate!! Really really beautiful.
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DeleteLove the colour of the green yarn *swoon*. The shawl is the video is lovely! I want to make myself a chunky shawl for wearing on walks when it's cold.
ReplyDeleteLooking up close the shawl doesn't seems hard, I just need to find the right pattern...
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