Forest Canopy (well, the yarn color reminds me more of a forest floor than a canopy) is done and off the blocking board. Not only was it a perfect pattern for Project Spectrum Elements, but it was also for the Knitting with Nora KAL. Two birds with one shawl!
Pattern: Forest Canopy Shoulder Shawl, by Susan Lawrence
Needles: US 7 (4.5mm)
Yarn: Plain & Fancy Wool Co. Sportweight yarn, “Variegated Brown”, 1 skein
This is my first Forest Canopy shawl, and it’s truly a wonderful pattern for beginning lace knitters, as well as for more experienced knitters who want an easy take-along project. The lace pattern is simple and easy to memorize, with beautiful results. And of course, the pattern is extremely well-written and detailed, as anyone familiar with Susan’s patterns would expect.
Cabled Sheep lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, where she enjoys knitting, cooking, and munching veggies out of the garden. She never tires of Utah's glorious landscape.
Lovely!!
Beautiful! Shhh… don’t let mine know that yours is done. Mine has been spanked and set aside. Something about (the knitter) being too confident.
Love it!
It’s beautiful! A really good marriage of yarn and pattern
Wow, that turned out great!
Beautiful!
Pretty! I love that pattern.
It turned out beautifully!
Just wonderful, Cheryl! I love the color, and you got a really nice sized shawl. Looks like you did 12 repeats?
Thanks for sharing!
Pretty, pretty!
Beautiful!
Love the colors in that! Another beautiful FO for you this spring!
nicely done–just lovely.
You did a great job on this shawl!
Oooh, very pretty! Nice yarn you chose for that project.
Very pretty! Of course I’m a big fan of brown….