When I saw this yarn the other day at Joann's
(I just ran in to purchase 1 skein for another
project I am working on..HA...really)
I knew it had to be mine
I fell in love with the colors
I thought this would be
a good use for it
Finished it today
(its going to be a gift)
This time as I was working on the
half flowers on the sides I wrote
down the pattern
I will post it in a couple days
when I figure out how to write it
so you can understand it
While I was at Joann's
picking up one more skein of orange
yarn to finish this project
I needed wanted yarn for this
shawl that I saw on scottys-place
Isn't it gorgeous????
I
** L O V E **
the colors
They had the yarn and it was on sale
(yeah)
I started working on it Thursday
Its coming along nicely
But... when I was was
internet last night
I found the Elise Shawl on Ravelry
Its so light and airy and the comments
said how quick and easy it is
(one said 2 hours....really???)
The pattern I already started is with a smaller hook and taking
soooooooooooo long
I grabbed another skein of yarn
and started the Elise
I think I like this one better
and I'm going to continue on it
.....for now
I {{love}} this Deborah Norville
Serenity Garden Yarn
Robin
Need indeed!! Lovely colours and love the finished result! Gorgeous! :)
ReplyDeleteYour curtain is so lovely! And your shawls are looking great!
ReplyDeleteI have to come back here again:)
That curtain is incredible! Also, do you have a pattern anywhere for the lovely flower granny circle type thing? New to your blog and just love it!
ReplyDeleteThe mandela (thats what they are calling them these days) pattern is here as a pot holder -I just didn't make the backside
Deletehttp://crochethealingandraymond.wordpress.com/2010/10/29/ornamental-pot-holders/
Thank you so much for sharing! :)
DeleteRobin your crochet amazes me, so perfect! I am making Pammy Sue's Boho shawl at this moment, I am almost finished. A friend gave me knit pics sock yarn so I am making it for her. It is much smaller as the yarn is so thin and I really did not want to add another yarn, it will be more of a triangular scarf I think. Thanks for the link to Elise Shawl, that just may be my next project.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Meredith
This curtain rocks! Love the lively colors. :-)
ReplyDeleteI ADORE the crochet curtain - simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love your cortain, but all project are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove the Japanese flower curtain/pelmet not sure how you describe it..beautiful x
ReplyDeleteWow> I love this curtain. Cannot wait for you to post the 1/2 flowers! The color combo is just gorgeous. I also love that shawl. So glad I found your blog such and inspiration!
ReplyDeleteFunny, this yarn looks exacly the same as the one I used recently for my shawl!
ReplyDeleteI also loved the colours!