This time I made the larger version, and out of DK weight Rowan Baby Alpaca. It is rather large...
Link: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/ginkgo-shoulderette-shawl
It turned out to be the perfect size when worn as a scarf. It has fantastic drape and is super-warm. Phew!
On to the next shawl of 2012 (my knitting Year of the Shawl!). Damson, by Ysolda Teague. It's from the gorgeous Whimsical Little Knits - 2 book, which I received for Christmas. There are so many patterns I need to make from that book.
I am knitting this Damson in Juno Alice Sock, a mixture of baby alpaca, silk and cashmere. It's gorgeous. And all the colours the yarn comes in are so wonderful.
The next shawl will probably be Annis (from Knitty.com). And then I shall see. I'm not planning a shawl a month as that would be madness* (*amazing).
Beautiful! The gingko shawl is in my queue but I don't think I'm there yet. Lacy things are near impossible with my 18 month old running around.
ReplyDeleteAnd what a nice christmas gift! There are some cute patterns in there.
oooh what a beautiful shawl love the lacy pattern...I am so glad to find out I'm not alone...I am obsessed with Dog the Bounty hunter too can't help myself!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shawl - great colour. x
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for stopping by. x
ReplyDeleteHa! Glad I'm not alone in my love for watching Dog the Bounty Hunter ;) Thanks for the lovely comments, lovely knitters x
ReplyDeleteYour shawl is lovely! I really like how it looks worn as a scarf, perfect amount of lace! I'm sure your damsen will be nice too, love the color you chose and that is just a super nice pattern :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shawl! I love big shawls in thicker yarn, they're so cozy.
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