As you can see it is very large
November 07, 2010
A challenging project
As you can see it is very large
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Poetry for Brigid Imbolc
The Lake Isle of Innisfree BY WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS I will arise and go now, and go to Innisfree, And a small cabin build there, of clay a...
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I thought I'd have a little contest to lighten up the damp dark days we are having:) and also as a way of thanking you for the good thou...
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I am giving away the above yarn. There is over 300gm in the 2 skeins of Wollmeise you see before you. I've started a shawl, pattern i...
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OH MY! It's gorgeous!!! I love the colors and it's just simply beautiful. I wish I could make something like that, but my skill level isn't up there (yet).
Stunning!
What a gorgeous shawl!
My friend, Blue, from the US brought me a skein of laceweight for my birthday...it has a ridiculous amount of meterage/yardage..in excess of 1000...Haven't dared even wind into a ball yet.
Gosh that looks like a labour of love (hearts!). I don't know how you produce it all so fast!
How beautiful! It looks so delicate. I'm impressed!
Stunning!!
So very beautiful!
I love it. What would you consider swapping it for?
oh my word its beautiful!
i wish i were that good~i am in the process of making my first one for my sister~very basic just decreasing at the end of each row. no idea how its going to turn out but seems to be going okay (fingers crossed!)
This is really beautiful and worth the effort? Why aren't you going to keep it? The colours are wonderful.
>^.^<
xx
Ohhh, what a beautiful shawl! And I'm extra-impressed that you made it through the monotonous sections and finished it off. Stunning!
How beautiful! Congratulations on finishing it.
your shawls are absolutely gorgeous.....
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