Tuesday, June 6, 2017

Aubade

 The ball of yellow spaghetti has finally revealed itself in all its glory.



 The thing about a pi shawl is you really can't see what it's going to look like while you are working on it.




 Lace is always somewhat like that but a pi shawl is a whole other dimension of surprise.



 It's hard to show how big this is. It's huge.



 It's also crazy light and fluffy. It's got a soft halo and a beautiful variation of yellows going on.



 It's a Wandering Cat dye creation and I do believe it was a gift. Thanks Valerie, I think we created a masterpiece!




One down and one more to go. There is still more yarn spaghetti among the wips. I just finished the last row of this 2008 shawl this morning. I could call it a done deal but I am going to attempt to add a knitted on border to it since it's so plain. Wish me luck. I am going to need it. My head is already hurting from trying to figure it out.

10 comments:

  1. Aubade is amazing. It is such a lovely color and perfect for showing off the beautiful lace.

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  2. I love the subtle changes in the yellow shading. Deb this is my FAVORITE knit of anyone's work in 2017 so far. I just think it is amazing. I'd hang it and frame it!

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  3. BEAUTIFUL!! I'm trying to wrap my head around how hard that must have been to knit.

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  4. Standing ovation!!!! Wow, the color variations and the changing lace sections make this a powerful tho light and airy shawl! I'm happy for you!

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  5. I am just amazed by your shawl. It is gorgeous. I was never interested in doing a Pi shawl...until now!

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  6. All I did was dunk some yarn in some dye... you're the one who made it a masterpiece - and it truly is! Absolutely gorgeous!

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  7. Your Pi shawl turned out fantastic! It's huge buttery soft looking!

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