Tuesday, September 17, 2013
I've finished this shawl that I worked on over the summer. The pattern Ridge and Furrow Triangular Shawl, by Sue Grandfield, is a free download on Ravelry.
This is the second shawl I've made from this pattern because it is a lovely meditative knit that's easily memorized. Plus it's striped, one of my favorite patterns.
The colored yarn is a long color repeat wool blend that I got on clearance. The black is recycled yarn from a Gap sweater: a blend of wool, nylon, angora and lamb's wool. Yummy stuff.
I got a question in the comments about the pink and white quilt in the background. It's a kit quilt top I bought on Ebay. The workmanship wasn't great, but I love the colors, and Debra machine quilted it for me. It's so bright and cheerful, and it goes well in my newly refurbished sewing room.
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