Thanks to the mighty Shannon Okey, I can show off two projects I worked on last year! One is a mostly-Shetland lace shawl ("mostly" because of how it's constructed) knitted out of the most glorious indigo-dyed alpaca from A Verb for Keeping Warm.
(Yeah, I'd wear it with nothing underneath, too; that yarn is soft.)
The other is a pair of gloves that would be very plain if they weren't cashmere and silk.
The red is the reddest red, and they are the most decadent things I have ever felt. You can get the yarn from Lisa Souza and I recommend that you do.
Both of these are going to appear in Shannon's upcoming Fresh Designs books, which are the subject of a Kickstarter fundraising campaign over here. It makes my heart swell a little to see that as of this post, 88 knitters and lovers of knitting (and lovers of knitters?) have pledged $4401 out of the $5000 goal—and the month is only four days old. If you can spare a few dollars and want books or patterns or other cool things in exchange, go take a look!
3 comments:
What a gorgeous shawl!
I'll help spread the word.
How lovely! I'm so psyched for these books to come out.
These are wonderful! I am going to have to order the book.
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