Pattern: Baltic Sea Stole from Fibertrends
Yarn: Lorna's Laces Helen's Lace in Tahoe
Needle: Bryspun size 6 circulars
Start Date: February 10, 2006
Finish Date: February 26, 2006
Comments: I signed up for the Yarn Harlot's Knitting Olympics the day she first posted it. I took a quick look at my project list and decided this challenge was the perfect impetus to make my first lace project using a pattern and yarn I already had in my stash. During the next 3 weeks I spent hours scoping out what the other Knitting Olympians were going to knit. I thought about picking a less-challenging project. I thought about why was I doing this in the first place. While knitting like mad the last two weeks, I realized I was doing it because I love knitting and I love to compete. Watching what everyone else was doing was such a treat as well.
It may sound trite or silly, but I am very proud of what I accomplished during the last 16 days. I stressed, I knit, I admired, I tired, I loved it.
Sunday, February 26, 2006
Knitting Olympics - Gold Medal!
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12 comments:
Congrats, Alyssa! It looks awesome!
Congratulations! It's gorgeous!
YAY!! Good Job! :)
WOW! So gorgeous!!
Congratulations! It looks amazing!
Alyssa
Your shawl photos are great. The front with arm extended photo really shows you both off.
You are a great knitter.
WOW, that is BEAUTIFUL!
You WILL bring it to group night, right?
Lynae
It's beautiful. Enjoy it!
Congratulations!! It's so beautiful!! and I love your red walls! I think I'm coming to the realization that while Ene's Shawl is a triangle, I prefer squares or rectangles. Beautiful and well done!
Absolutely beautiful. I love your shawl. I've just been trying to go through the list and look at everyone's projects. Yours is amazing. Congratulations.
Congratulations, the work is beautiful and I have to go knit one myself now.
Neither trite nor silly!! You should be proud, you are worthy and the stole is gorgeous. Extra points for stash busting.
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