Sunday, June 17, 2018

SilverLeaf Shawl Finished!

 Silver Leaf Shawl is off the needles and on my shoulders!
I thought my bright idea to add a little picot lace edging would be better
 than just the abrupt garter bind off but it took me forever to do it!
Unblocked and right off the needles.  
It is a big shawl. 
 Light and airy and wonderful to wrap around my shoulders when I have a sleeveless dress on.
 The leaf lace portion of the pattern is a good knit-
easy to do once you realize it is a two sided lace chart!  
I love the way the yarn switched its coloring right on the stem of the leaves!
  Serendipity!
 The shawl was wider than my blocking area- so I folded the top down...
and the other tip needed a fold back, too! 
 It blocked out to just over 6' by 36" !
I used two balls of Chroma fingering twist (superwash) in the Surfs Up! colorway on #7 needles.
This is a really nice pattern and I will make it again in a smaller size!  
(I added several pattern repeats that were not in the original since I had to order more yarn.)

6 comments:

  1. It is absolutely gorgeous! So beautiful, congrats.

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  2. It's stunning! The colorway is ideal for the pattern.

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  3. Beautiful! That is a PERFECT color for you.

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  4. I LOVE it. I was looking at that pattern just the other day but not too impressed with the ones I saw. Yours should be on the pattern page. I would have bought the pattern if I'd seen yours!

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  5. That is BEAUTIFUL! Love how the leaves wrap across. Sorry the edge took a long time, but it is such a nice balance at the bottom. Wow!

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  6. Gorgeous finish. Love the color!!

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