Tina
I'll just let the pictures speak for themselves.
The first two were trying to be arty shots outside, but it was windy and I was worried she would blow in the pond (not good).
Knitted in Zephyr Wool Silk, she took just over two and half balls.
All available from here
She is now waiting for Granny to come and collect her ready for her big day on Sunday.
And as I finished knitting her last Sunday I had this calling from a parcel that was sent to me last year....
And she is growing very quickly, photos soon so everyone can see what good taste someone has (yarn is wonderful to knit with, thank you once again)
And now I really must go and find some words otherwise I will be getting Nil points and I really dont want that !!
Labels: finished 2007, tina
posted by Wye Sue @ 11:39 am
13 Comments:
Glad Chivs is getting better - poor kitty! What a pain about the tank, hopefully it will all be fixed up soon.
Tina is gorgeous! But that is what we've come to expect from your lace knitting! :-)
what a fabulous shawl, and good job it didn't end up anywhere near the oil leak, methinks...
Ahhh Sue,
It's a good thing I don't live anywhere near you because I would not be responsible for my actions.
I am sorry to say that if I was your neighbor you would be missing quite a few lacy items.
Tina is STUNNING. It blows my mind the amount of gorgeous lace you create.
Excuse me will I stare & drool at her loviness.
Beautiful, beautiful work ;)
**Glad your boy is healing up
Wow, Sue, it turned out absolutely gorgeous! I've wondered how that pattern would work as a triangular shawl (just splitting it right down the middle, corner to corner).
That is so lovely - you must be very proud of it.
My goodness, that's beautiful!
I am in awe of your superiour lace knitting skills!! The shawl is stunning :)
Beautiful! Well done on getting her finished, and glad boy is healing. Now get on with some coursework! ;)
Wowee!
Your Tina shawl is absolutely breathtaking! Thanks for sharing all the photos.
ooooooooooooooooh, so lovely!
That's a very impressive shawl.
The oil leak must be frustrating, heating oil is so expensive these days.
That is so beautiful. I'm in awe.
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