If it's so damn easy...Why did it take you so freak'in long to finish it????
Uh, for starters I apparently like to make things way more difficult and time consuming. So, this being the case, I chose to use lace weight yarn and size 4 needles. (the pattern calls for sport weight and size 8 needles)
I also had to double the pattern repeats so I wouldn't end up with a hankie sized shawl.


Finally, I seem to have the attention span of fruit fly. Easily distracted, I often worked other projects, while FCSS waited patiently in a little lump.

She did, however turn out lovely in the end.
If I were to knit another, I would like to try a more drapey yarn.
I know my Samantha, at the ripe old age of 16, will take great care of this hand knit shawl.

I know she will keep it for many years and hopefully, eventually pass it on to younger generations
. Isn't that what we all hope for? To see the things we create, actually worn and or passed along to others to share.
15 comments:
Watch out the lace bug will get you !!!
Wonderful shawl and well blocked, I'm sure it will be treasured :-)
Its absolutely gorgeous :)
Beautiful! I am very impressed.
It is beautiful!! Looks like it was worth all the effort! :o)
ooooooooooh! Its so beautiful. I remember it in its weeeee stages. Yah done good. Real good.
I want your dressform, btw.
It is so beautiful! Glad she liked it.
goodness Susan! That is gorgeous!
That is beautiful! I love the color changes. I'm sure Samantha will love and cherish it for many years. It is a very versatile addition to her wordrobe.
love it!
It's lovely! Great job!
That is beautiful - great job!
Really beautiful !!! I´m sure she will like it.
Absolutely beautiful!
Wow, that's lovely!
This shawl is beautiful.
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