Something just gets to me with shawlettes. They're much more feminine than scarves, and yet not as Victorian or Granny-ish as, say, shawls. They're fun to knit, usually quick, and well, they just LOOK good.
Back in December I cast on for the Cedar Leaf shawlette using some Madelinetosh Tosh Worsted I had left over from my Amelia cardigan. Of course, I ran out of yarn about two thirds of the way through the knitted on border, but it's not like I'm going to complain about having to buy more yarn, right?Anyway, I finished it a few weeks ago and finally got around to taking some pictures of it this morning.
Hmmm... maybe I should knit a matching hat? I *think* I have enough yarn left :)
Happy Knitting Everyone!
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I love this pattern and the colour of the yarn you chose -- so pretty, so you! I think a Meret might look nice, or even Fetching mitts?
It's gorgeous hun. Love the color & yarn choice. You did a great job. You totally should knit yourself a hat to match. You know what? How many grams do you have? The Spring Beret I just did just used about half a skein of Malabrigo Worsted. Do you have enough for that? That would be cute!
Some sort of "hatlette"... just a ruffled brim or something. hehehe. Great colors. Hope you have to buy just a bit more Ü
Just gorgeous, that colour really suits you.
A hat would be fab too, it would really set it off.
oui!oui! Matching hat! Love the color and the style.. I also bought the pattern and I have my yarn.. a pink one. Nice pics BTW :)
Looks gorgeous, and I need your photographer 'cus you always look stunning in your photos!
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