A lot is going on in my house
at the moment.
Not to mention that we are actually moving
to Egypt for a while,
I have been working
to finish the Cairo Shawl pattern.
At the same time
I have been concentrating on a larger
embroidery project.
Until this project is finished,
knitting is put on hold.
However,
the Cairo Shawl has just been test knitted
by Liv,
and can now be bought
At Ravelry it will be automatically downloaded
after it is purchased,
and on Etsy it will be emailed to you
manually by myself.
This shawl is pretty much straight forward.
I worked on it watching TV.
After a few inches,
the patterns is easy to memorize.
I used Heritage Hand Painted Sock Yarn
from Cascade.
I really like this yarn,
and have used it in the Bestemor Shawl also.
It make the shawl nice and cozy
and give it a little weight.
The shawl has a good size,
personally I like a shawl
to be on the large side.
10 comments:
Very pretty, Randi. I hope all goes well with the move to Egypt.
Hej Randi!
Sikke fint sjal du har lavet.
Cairo, lyder langt væk :-) ønsker jer et godt ophold.
Stolen du betrak i påsken blev rigtig fin.
God mandag til dig.
Best wishes for the move. Did your daughter just graduate?
The shawl is beautiful!
Thank you! Yes, Katy, we had a graduate this weekend. She did great and graduated in the top 5 procent
Sjaldesignet ditt er flott Randi, og takk for at jeg fikk teststrikke :-)
Hei! Jeg har sett sjalet Liv strikka, og det er nydelig. Gratulerer med enda et alle tiders design!
Lykke til med flyttinga!!!
The shawl is very beautiful! Best of luck with your move.
Greetings Dear Friend,
Thinking of you and hoping all is going well with the journey.
I love the shawl. Beautiful work always and so inpsiring.
So great to talk to you. Always friends!!
Sending love and hugs your way.
CMD
For et nydelig sjal!! Høres spennende (og litt skummelt) ut å flytte til Egypt...lykke til! Og takk for titten her hos deg.
Randi, I had no idea you had moved to Egypt!!! Your pictures are fantastic. Keep them coming. I tried to e-mail you today and you will probably never get it. I should have kept in better touch.
I adored your native land and hope I get to return. I am still writing blogs with the > 1500 pictures I took there. Keep safe!!! Cindy
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