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From
August 8, 2010 meeting:
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DeborahH
I
based it on the scribble lace technique and looked
at the Loopy
and Luscious Shawl in Knitty. I used some handspun
I bought from Dyeabolical Yarns and for the mohair
I used Rowan Kidsilk Spray, which I ran out of and
had to beg for more.
My rav. link is
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/7LetterDeborah/loopy--luscious
the other one is
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/7LetterDeborah/loopy--luscious-2
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ElizabethL
The
yarn is Berocco Comfort, a combination of acrylic
and nylon. The pattern is the cover wrap from Vogue
spring 2010, in gray. It was a 'knit- along'
at Hearthstone, but I didn't manage to make any of
the sessions. The size is a bit different, due to
the change of yarn. The body is a candle-flame lace
variation; I think it's a good starter lace pattern.
The edging is knit separately, then attached to the
body with three-needle bind off. I added beads
as I was binding off. I got the beads to coordinate
with the yarn at Ladybud Beads in Webster Groves.
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GerdaW
This
shawl really works up in a jiffy:
Pattern: Multnomah shawl - free pattern from http://helloknitty.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/multnomah.pdf
or from Ravelry
Yarn: 1 skein of 100 g fingering weight
sock yarn (420 yds) . Knit to 261 sts or
301 sts and knit the feather and fan section from
then on until yarn runs out.
Construction:
triangular shawl starting at the top with 11 cast
on sts , knitting back and forth with increases on
each end and each row and increases in the middle
with yarnovers on every front row only.
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HarethM
The
yarn is a cotton yarn from Laines Du Nord called Papiro.
"The lace pattern is a modified version of feather
and fan and I sort of adapted the vest from another
pattern that I had." |
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ShirlK
This
is the Haruni shawl (available at Knitpicks.com).
Knit
by TempeV. |
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