Monday, January 08, 2007

Ok, today I really have a picture!

I know, I know. I had nothing to show you last post. Just some ripped yarn, you've seen it all before!

Here I am today...a little progress on Miss Lambert's Shetland Shawl from Victorian Lace Today.



I LOVE this yarn Sundara sent. Absolutely a dream. I don't think I have ever worked with a yarn so thin, well maybe for socks...this could drive me crazy. I like quick progress...you know a week or so for a project...well, look for the FO on this one around the spring!

I hope it will be sooner than that. The pattern is simple...and it will be done this month...as long as I don't tire of it;)
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16 comments:

  1. Mindy2:59 PM

    I can't wait to see the finished project. It is gorgeous so far!

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  2. Anonymous3:36 PM

    Oh please don't tire of it! That yarn is gorgeous. Looking forward to seeing the FO.

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  3. Elena4:30 PM

    I love the look of it so far!

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  4. Anonymous5:02 PM

    A beautifully simple lace pattern paired with a gorgeous yarn -- what a hit!

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  5. Anonymous8:10 PM

    Lovely so far. I must get this book.

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  6. Anonymous9:04 PM

    Oooh Ahhhh!!! Really, I have that book, I ought to take a look at it. :-)

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  7. Anonymous9:38 PM

    Beautiful! I love the yarn and the pattern, and they are absolutely mouth-watering together!

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  8. knitbysue7:45 AM

    I love the red color. Is that Sundara's Silk Lace yarn or her DK Silky Merino? - or her sock-weight yarn?

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  9. Anonymous5:55 PM

    Is the one skein enough for the pattern? I really want to use the yarn Sundara sent me for a pattern out of VLT, but I wasn't sure I'd have enough (and I'm not sure I can get another skein). Your lace is gorgeous.

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  10. Anonymous7:34 PM

    oh wow! that yarn is stunning and the pattern is gorgeous. i can't wait to see the end result because i just know it is going to be breathtaking.

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  11. Kelley9:23 PM

    Lovely! Can't wait to see how it turns out.

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  12. Anonymous9:59 PM

    Gorgeous!!

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  13. Anonymous8:03 AM

    Oh, how timely to have stumbled across your blog!

    I couldn't sleep this morning and was up at 4am with coffee, browsing Victorian Lace Today!

    I'm really trying to not cast on yet, i've a few projects already on needles and so many in the que.

    Sigh. You're really not making this easy, ya know!

    Your work is gorgeous. I'll stay tuned!

    ~Suz~

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  14. Anonymous1:25 PM

    It looks so pretty and I really love the colour and simplicity of it.

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  15. Anonymous3:58 PM

    Gorgeous! I love the pattern you ended up choosing.

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  16. Anonymous5:51 PM

    felicidades es precioso. me podrias decir el patron? gracias rosajavi@vodafone.es

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