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Pimpelliese by Christine Ebers |
I am not really a fan of my garter stitch but somehow I found myself knitting this garter stitch shawlette.
It does have a cute little lace edging that I like.You knit it on as you go. Not picking up anything later is just brilliant.
Watching the colors change has been quite addictive. It is a fun knit even if it is turning out to be mostly miles and miles of my wonky looking garter stitch.
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Merino roving from Pucker Brush Farms |
I mainly choose the pattern because the directions say knit until half your yarn is gone than start the second half. Since I am still in the middle of spinning it, knowing that I am in control of the yardage is a big plus.
Pretty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Great idea with the lace edging. I hate picking up stitches!
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