Mawwiage
I got married! I wore this:
Clothilde, by Kristen Hanley Cardozo, knit in hand dyed (by me) Fiesta Yarns Baby Boom, originally a light gray.
It was beautiful and perfect. (The wedding, not just the shawl!)
Before all of that, I knit another shawl:
Prairie Rose Lace Shawl by Evelyn A. Clark, knit out of handspun merino/tencel yarn.
My current big project is a whole bunch of spinning:
I'm spinning 20 2 oz. skeins of 2 ply, from 2 almost solid wool blend samplers from Spunky Eclectic. I've been wanting to knit a colorful log cabin blanket for a while, and this seemed like a good way to do it. I'll spin up all the yarn, and then decide which colors I want to use, and where. You know me. You can be sure that there will be math and graph paper involved. It will be fun!
I have other exciting things going on, too, but I'll wait until they're in a better shape for photos before I share. For example, I have one awesome handspun sweater that is about 2" of collar, a good blocking, and 7 or 8 buttons away from being done. I could finish it this afternoon, but it's 80 degrees out, and my spinning wheel is calling to me.
Clothilde, by Kristen Hanley Cardozo, knit in hand dyed (by me) Fiesta Yarns Baby Boom, originally a light gray.
It was beautiful and perfect. (The wedding, not just the shawl!)
Before all of that, I knit another shawl:
Prairie Rose Lace Shawl by Evelyn A. Clark, knit out of handspun merino/tencel yarn.
My current big project is a whole bunch of spinning:
I'm spinning 20 2 oz. skeins of 2 ply, from 2 almost solid wool blend samplers from Spunky Eclectic. I've been wanting to knit a colorful log cabin blanket for a while, and this seemed like a good way to do it. I'll spin up all the yarn, and then decide which colors I want to use, and where. You know me. You can be sure that there will be math and graph paper involved. It will be fun!
I have other exciting things going on, too, but I'll wait until they're in a better shape for photos before I share. For example, I have one awesome handspun sweater that is about 2" of collar, a good blocking, and 7 or 8 buttons away from being done. I could finish it this afternoon, but it's 80 degrees out, and my spinning wheel is calling to me.
20 Comments:
Congrats again!
Congratulations! I only know you from Ravelry (Hello Yarn's corner) -- but YAY for your marriage, and your lovely shawl, and your planned spinning. (Biggest yay for the biggest project -- marriage is a lot to bite off!)
Cheers! -- Rose/yarnivore
Wishing you a joyful life together!!
I've really got the spinning bug myself lately. I don't think I'd be able to keep my hands off that pile of 2oz samples either.
Congratulations! May your life together be filled with laughter.
Rebekkah, congratulations on the marriage! And your shawls are gorgeous too.
Oh, hooray! Congratulations to both of you!
Congratulations, Rebekkah! Beautiful knitting, as always. I can only imagine how nice your multi color log cabin will turn out.
SO PRETTY!
Congratulations!!! And the shawls are lovely.
Congratulations! Lovely knitting, and I can't wait to see that sampler spinning!
Congratulations!
Lovely yarn too... as always ;)
Congrats on the wedding! I'm 4 months away from my own and its so exciting. Here's where we say "Pics or it didn't happen."
Congratulations - here's to new adventures!
Congrats on getting married and the beautiful shawls!
Congratulations again from me! (Saw you on flickr!) I love your shawls and the blanket idea.
Congratulations! Such beautiful shawls!
LOVE the shawls!!!! Beautiful! Best wishes on many years of wedded bliss! Knitting on your honeymoon --- that's a good sign!
Those shawls are beautiful! And congratulations.
Congratulations and Best Wishes
I'm a bit late here, but congratulations!!!
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