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my Shawl

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Finished my shawl. It's quite big, got carried away. Used two of the 7oz balls of Bernat yarn
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:applesauce: :applesauce: :applesauce: I love big shawls that you can wrap around and get that warm, cozy, comforting feeling on a really cold day. This one looks especially wonderful because of its deep rich color.

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I lovè it! Perfect for those cold winter days after the awful heat we've been having. I was looking at a pattern just the other day for a shawl that shape. You have inspired me to download that pattern now :wink:
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wendywombat wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2019 8:15 pm I lovè it! Perfect for those cold winter days after the awful heat we've been having. I was looking at a pattern just the other day for a shawl that shape. You have inspired me to download that pattern now :wink:
Oh great, looking forward to seeing that in the future.
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That will be a real blessing to you come the cold winter ahead. Well Done :applesauce: :applesauce: :applesauce:
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This really is so pretty and I am certain it will come in handy when the weather gets colder!! Congrats on a beautiful finish!! :applesauce: :applesauce: :applesauce: :applesauce:
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Beautiful and it looks really cosy and comfy!
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This is a lovely shawl, just right for the changing season :applesauce: :applesauce:
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Started wearing it. We had a cold spell, lasted two days, humid again. But it is loveless and comfy, :whoop:
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mauveme wrote: Mon Sep 16, 2019 11:45 pm Started wearing it. We had a cold spell, lasted two days, humid again. But it is loveless and comfy, :whoop:
I hope you mean lovely here :) That is a gorgeous deep purple. I have been trying a mosaic knitting one and I keep getting off in my count. Ripped it out 3 times now... 4th time's the charm? Send me some of your skills! :)
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tiffstitch wrote: Tue Sep 24, 2019 1:09 am I hope you mean lovely here :) That is a gorgeous deep purple. I have been trying a mosaic knitting one and I keep getting off in my count. Ripped it out 3 times now... 4th time's the charm? Send me some of your skills! :)

Well then I won’t tell you how many times I had to pull rows. :tantrum: knitting a sweater now and the pattern is so simple and easy to screw up. The pattern is on the purl side, easy to mess up :tantrum: and I do, often especially when something takes my attention, like the TV.
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