
Pattern: Waves of Leaves shawl, by Malcolm and Marcus Designs
Yarn: Kindred Spirits Silk Shimmer (most of one skein) on US 6 needles

It was actually a fast knit--I would have been finished it in a little over a week if I hadn't taken a break right before the end!

It's a small shawl/scarf, but very pretty. And I love the colors of the yarn.

I'm particularly taken with the diagonal lines of the cast off edge.

Do you know where my title comes from? :)
1 comment:
Those are lovely colours in the sunlight!
I'm incapable of understanding what's involved, technically, in the diagonal lines of the cast off edge, but they do look cool. :-)
And no, unless I'm being stupid, I don't think I have any idea where it's from. Do tell! :-)
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