The colors are more muted and pretty. I used Sea Pearl from Briar Rose Fibers, and I loved working with it--it's a gorgeous yarn. I know it has wool in it, and I'm sorry I cheated, but that's what was in my stash that seemed to work best with this pattern.
I can't wait until it's dry! Thanks, Amy, for such a wonderful pattern!
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It looks beautiful. Nice subtle colour...
It is very beautiful :)
Thanks!
Okay, I love it. : ) I've been wanting to make this one for quite some time, and you're inspiring me.
Good work Carina!!! It looks beautiful. Now what should we 'along' next?
(For those of you that don't remember, Carina and I joined right before Memorial Day with plans to get our shawls done before Labor Day.)
That is really nice!! I've never been tempted to make a shawl before, but I must say the beautiful Tuscany is slowly convincing me to give it a try!
Beautiful work! You should be very proud:) And you know what? It just shows that the patterns in NSFY are just as good for the little bit of sheep in all of us, LOL:)
Congratulations!
Joan in Ellicott City, Merlin
Still plugging away on the Cables and Os and actually getting somewhere!
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