This scarf is called Shallows. I knit it for my mother in law for Christmas. Her favorite color is green, so I think she will like it. The yarn is shades of pemberly from the Plucky Knitter.
This is a great beginner lace project, and the pattern is easy to memorize. So you know what that means.... knitting and reading! I'm so predictable, right? A few of you emailed me and asked how I knit and read at the same time. Well, it has to be easy stitching (knit, purl, or ribbing), and I read on my kindle app in my ipad. I just prop it up in its stand in front of me, and I'm ready to go. Best of both worlds. :)
I definitely recommend soaking and then blocking this project with lace wires. Once it is wet and stretched out, the yarn relaxes and the lacework shows wonderfully. You can definitely block without wires, I just find it to be a lot more effective with this kind of project. Ravelled here.
xo, Ang





Stunning!!! I really need to learn to knit!
ReplyDeleteWow!! Lucky MIL!!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful. Great work!
ReplyDeleteExcellent work! The color is gorgeous. And now I'm committed to learning to knit and read at the same time ;)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous scarf.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty scarf ~ love the color and design!
ReplyDeletethis is absolutely gorgeous! as is the Millwater you knit too.
ReplyDeleteLove this!! The color is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI was hoping you'd share the colorway of the scarf. I saw a glimpse from your earlier post, it's a gorgeous color. Elizabeth Zimmermann would be so proud of your knitting while reading skills. Love your blog!
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize one could knit whilst reading! That may be enough push to get me to start a project.
ReplyDeleteReading and cozy knitting? Check and check?
You're so talented! I only crochet and hold your knitters in great awe :-) Its a lovely scarf and I know your MIL will adore it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work and gorgeous color! Your MIL will love it.
ReplyDelete"Shades of Pemberly" from Pride & Prejudice. Ha! Love it. If you haven't read it, you should...while you knit. :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE!
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