Edit: Make that dark, snowy, days…
Do not make for good indoor photographs of lace.
Especially when it’s still dawn.
But you get the idea, I’m sure. I was going to just show you a shapeless blob, but with a little help from my pins, you can get a better look at the pattern.
I’ve got an upcoming road trip to Las Vegas, and I think Shauna will be good car knitting. So I’m giving myself a little break from her to work on something else.
This is the Feather Duster Scarf, by Susan Lawrence. I’m stash busting and using some Knit Picks Alpaca Cloud, in Iris. I originally started it on US 7/4.5 mm needles, but it seemed too loose, so I went down to US 6/4.0 mm needles and started over. In retrospect, I think it might have been better on the larger needles, but I’m not going to change it again. I have two skeins of the yarn, so I’ll see how far one skein takes me, and if it’s not big enough, I’ll break into the second.
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.
Very pretty, and I like the needle size.
Oh, I like it as is. I’ll be curious to see how you do with yarnage because I’ve got some of that yarn stashed away somewhere.
Oh, enjoy your trip! It’s rainy and icy and dark here…
Great… you’re leading me down another path of ruin. Stop knitting cool stuff now.
I have quite a few skeins of that yarn lying around.
Wait! What! Did you knit it in a day!? You’re going to love that shawl.
So pretty!