eta: Isn't this a cool little button? So far on Ravelry there are 7 projects and
You can get the yarn here, at dye-master Karen's site! Enjoy!!!
Blogiversary contest winners comin' up soon!
10 September 2008
Knitty's up!
...and there may be a little something in there by me. :)
eta: Isn't this a cool little button? So far on Ravelry there are 7 projects and660 694! people have Waves of Grain in their queues! Woot! You can queue it here.
You can get the yarn here, at dye-master Karen's site! Enjoy!!!
Blogiversary contest winners comin' up soon!
eta: Isn't this a cool little button? So far on Ravelry there are 7 projects and
You can get the yarn here, at dye-master Karen's site! Enjoy!!!
Blogiversary contest winners comin' up soon!
I am so over the moon happy for you!
ReplyDeleteThis is the best news I have had all day!
Yay You!
That is gorgeous! Now my question is, did you use the whole hank? Or was it partial hank? I have some yarn that I would love to make it into that scarf but it's only 470 yds.
ReplyDeleteIts gorgeous. I'm a little scared of the graft, but what's life without a new challenge!
ReplyDeleteIt's outstanding!!! I was just wondering what to do with some apple green cashmere cobweb, and this is JUST the thing. You're a remarkable designer!
ReplyDeleteYay! It's in my queue!!
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful and the first design on this knitty that I want to knit!
ReplyDeleteI saw that - it is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI made my way over here because I just saw it. It's beautiful, as usual! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on another wonderful pattern.
Congrats! It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAs I was avidly and quickly checking out the patterns (I always do this, as if somebody was going to take them away or something, LOL) I saw this piece and didn't realize there was your name on it. And I was thinking: this looks so much like Rosemary's style, how strange.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!
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Your design is so beautiful - it's caught my attention so much I actually clicked on the link to buy a skein in the same colorway - wonderful piece of knitting! Terry
ReplyDeleteSqeeeeee!!!!
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THANK YOU for this wonderful pattern! I've just ordered some japanese beads go go with my yummy cashmere, and I can't wait to start this!
ReplyDeleteoh my... this is lovely!
ReplyDeleteGoing straight to my Rav Q ;o)
Congrats! another great design
Oh I adore the new pattern and I'm wracking my brain for a good yarn in my stash for it. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous! I've been seeing you all over lately...good for you, you're getting the recognition you deserve!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous pattern as usual!! It's definitely one of my top two favorite patterns in that issue. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore this! Have cast on this afternoon with some lovely silk yarn. Stand by to hold my hand at the graft won't you? :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, just beautiful! And Karen does such nice work.
ReplyDeleteoh, you know how to bewitch me - on the list it goes.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous as always Rosemary and I happen to have two skeins of her alpaca lace weight in a lovely variegated light green which I already have the perfect beads for.
ReplyDeleteMust finish Tuscany.
Another beauty Rosemary! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteThat scarf is beautiful and I WILL be knitting that one!
ReplyDeleteI still want to knit/make your other projects.
I so look forward to your book coming out in November!!!!
Maria
It is a great pattern. Congrats :)
ReplyDeleteWow--it's beautiful! Another stunning pattern that will be queued!
ReplyDeleteRosemary- Love it- and the Jack Be-Litte too!
ReplyDeletewow. absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pattern as usual. I love it. Thanks for the kind comment on my blog. :) It means a lot
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