Time for a second round of summer shawl show and tell! Here are some colorful shawls that started life as yarns on our shelves.
This one is a work in progress, a shawl-to-be on Amy’s needles as she prepares to teach a class on the subject. The pattern is “Dreambird KAL,” and Amy is knitting it with Shibui Staccato in the background, the solid black setting off the self-striping Kauni Effektgarn to great effect.
Catherine came in recently with this beautiful “Chevron 15” shawl, knit in two shades of Isager Alpaca 2.
The fabric is soft and light, and the surprising combination of bold chartreuse and soft teal works so well. Catherine has knit many shawls with this alpaca/merino blend, coming back to it again and again, a high form of praise in a world full of lovely yarns.
Loretta started this “Quill” in a class here at the shop, working with the sport weight Berroco Ultra Alpaca Lite.
This 5 color shawl is large enough to be considered a blanket, and looks cozy and classic in neutral shades, punctuated by a nice deep red.
Thanks to the many knitters, crocheters, weavers, and other fiber artists who use yarns from our shop in their creations; we love seeing what you make. More show and tell to come!
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