I finally finished my Ene's Scarf on New Year's Day night. I seem to have been the victim of reverse, reverse psychology on this one. I was SO sure beginning with many stitches and working my way down to few would go faster than working few to many. I expected it to practically knit itself, but au contraire - it seemed to go on forever. However, done it is! Soon it will be on its way to a most special woman, a second mom to me, and one of my first knitting mentors.
Shawl for Pam
Pattern: Ene's Scarf by Nancy Bush.
Yarn:Drops Alpaca ~3 1/2 balls (50 grams each)
Needles: KnitPicks Options, us size 4
Finished size: 65" across the top (56" before blocking)
33" from point to top (30" before blocking)
46" along diagonal edge (40" before blocking)
Started/Finished: 10/28/2006-1/1/2007
Yarn:Drops Alpaca ~3 1/2 balls (50 grams each)
Needles: KnitPicks Options, us size 4
Finished size: 65" across the top (56" before blocking)
33" from point to top (30" before blocking)
46" along diagonal edge (40" before blocking)
Started/Finished: 10/28/2006-1/1/2007
9 comments:
It's just lovely. She's going to be thrilled. Well done!
Wow. It's absolutely stunning. I'm SO impressed. And she will be too.
Welcome home, by the way.
That is so beautiful, I'd have a hard time giving it away (but then, I have a hard time knitting lace).
Wow. I just looove it in this colorway. Really lovely.
Beautiful!
For me also, Ene was the NEVERENDING project. By the time I bound off, I was so sick of it. That wore off, of course, after blocking. Congrats on finishing.
It's wonderful. I've frogged so many lace attempts, and that is one GORGEOUS shawl.
Very, very beautiful! I need to add that to my list of projects.
This is absolutely gorgeous - fantastic work!
What a lovely shawl! Very, very beautiful.
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