It’s finished. I just gave it a quick steam. Spring Greens against spring greens just do not show this off. I’ll take full shots when the sun comes out and I can figure out where to show it off. Here’s a preview:
click on pic to get a close up of the beaded yarn
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19 responses to “Leaf Lace in Spring Greens”
What a gorgeous shawl in color and pattern! Thank you for sharing.
Just lovely! Wish we’d had more time to chat at NH…see you at Cummington.
That is just beautiful. My sister received the shawl I knit for her from your yarn and was so amazed at it’s beauty. You do good work.
So, so, so pretty.
Nonetheless, the beauty is clear. Great job!
The closeup of your shawl is incredible. I only hope that mine comes out half as nice. Do you string all of the beads ahead of time onto the yarn?
Lovely!
900 beads in all… whew!
It’s stunning, Judy!
It was great to get to meet you on Saturday. The shawl is absolutely stunning.
Beautiful work! I second the question on the beads. What’s the placement pattern? I’m going to Cummington. Hope to see you there. Decided on the laceleaf pattern last week, and am queueing it up now that the labor intensive deadline Yumi scarf is done.
Gorgeous, gorgeous. I want one! I also want some of those horn buttons. I’m always looking for them and never find them. It was so great to see you again, even if it was too brief again.
This is beautiful–love the colors and the beads too!
You do such lovely work, dear! Truly spectacular. The greens of Vermont – you’ve captured em. 😉
Love the colors and of course, knowing you spun the yarn makes it all the more delicious.
That is the most beautiful thing I’ve seen. I am in awe. Beautiful! The colors are fab too. LOVE it.
Gorgeous. Absolutely gorgeous.
WOW! The yarn is gorgeous. What beautiful work you’ve done!!
Geez Judy,I thought the shawl pics were great…. until I saw it in the flesh. just awesome! su
I want one too! 🙂