You have already seen three of my shawls for this year: Traveling Woman, Snow Queen Pi Shawl (much more than 500 meters!) and Brandywine Shawl.
I have just completed my fourth shawl, the Milkweed Shawl. I knitted this shawl in some Fleece Artist Sea Wool which I won in a karma swap on Ravelry. I get fed up having little bits of yarn left over so I decided to try and use up every last bit on this shawl and I succeeded. But I did have to fudge things a bit because I didn't have enough yarn for a full pattern repeat.



I have two more shawls on the needles at the moment but more about them later.
3 comments:
Amanda you always knit such beautiful shawls. I am sure you can get them all done in time. The blue one is gorgeous.
Your Milkweed Shawl is very pretty! I love knitting lace shawls, but 10 in a year... I couldn't do anything else then, I'm afraid. I wish you luck with your plans and am looking forward to see the results.
Beautiful! I would say you are more than well on your way to 10 shawls in 2010.
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