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Gale - Finished

417_gust_large I fell in love with this design while Anne Hanson (Knitspot) was still swatching it.  Simple upswept motifs of stockinette against a reverse stockinette neighboring patch of stiches.  Easy.  Understated.  Somehow moving.  And the yarn!  The yarn is incredible and blooms to be even more so after a bath - cormo/angora from Wooly Wonka Fibers in "Dusk" - a lovely muted purple.  I made the petite, 417gust_detail which blocked to 25" X 84", but probably shrunk back a bit after unpinning.  It is sufficiently  lightweight to be able to be used as a scarf or a stole.  I'm loving it enough to take it with me to Ireland, and the Dusk colorway blends nicely with my traveling Eggplant colored rainjacket.

Comments

Oh my goodness, that is gorgeous!

This is a nice pattern. It's one I've been considering. I may make it later this year. Love the color you used. Very similar to the photo with the pattern.

Gorgeous! Love it!

Yep, absolutely gorgeous!

I've been doing some catching up reading. So many beautiful projects. I love the lavendery purple shawl. Such a beautiful collie. We had one when I was a child about 6. And a trip to Ireland! I'm looking forward to hearing about that.

It is absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for posting finished pictures. :)

oh that is gorgeous! and someone who saw it came to my site for a pattern of their own this morning, thanks!

beautiful and reminds me of the irish countryside on misty mornings:)

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