Hopping along
First of all: news on the bunny front. Diva - aka Bunny #3, the Diva-licious Bunny-girl - is, so far, doing very well. With no trace of the Myxomatosis that Pepper had. Whew! We are keeping lots of fingers and toes crossed. I will be thrilled when we make it through this weekend. And then, I am going to search down a vet who can vaccinate for that awful disease, because apparently, though bunnies are the absolute best, I haven't yet found a vet around here that knows much of anything about them. Wish me luck!
And :drumroll: Katanya is released! Simple and lovely, she was a Pins & Lace Club (still one more pin and yarn/pattern options left for 2012!) summer pattern now available to everyone. Katanya is a variety of heirloom watermelon, and the shawl was designed to echo the shape of a melon wedge. The funny thing is I had been looking at her smaller parts so long, trying to show the different patterns in her, that this picture from Brandy in a darker color completely took my breath away when I saw it.
I often don't take blocking pictures, but Brandy's pic shows Katanya so much better than my close-ups like this one:
and this one.
And the yarn! Wow. I am in love again.
She's almost finished, and I love love love the texture. I probably could have finished her sooner, but I keep stopping to admire the way the yarn makes the stitches pop.
Alisha is amazing. And I predict great and wonderful things for her.
I've started another, too, using Colourmart cashmere in a fingering weight. It feels like string because of the spinning oil still on the coned yarn. I can't wait to wash it! Isn't it amazing how different the muse looks in this yarn?
I can't wait to wear it!
And now? Back to work with me! I want to block the small version and finish up a little something else!
Labels: 7 Small Shawls Year Two, katanya, Pins n Lace Club, rabbits
7 Comments:
Oh! I love Katanya and even better, it's my Hebrew name. It means 'little one of God'.
So good to hear the news about your other bunnies, glad there is a vaccine available.
The Katyanya shawl is lovely, beautiful colour...hope the Muse favours you for a while. As always thanks for the photos.
Muse #3 looks absolutely enticing--and so cool of you to use CraftNinja's picture.....
I haven't knit Katanya yet, but I think it's a stunning shawl. Your new design looks great too. Is the grey one made with heavier than fingering weight yarn? Like Buttonwillow (which I'm knitting right now)?
You design faster than I can knit! :o)
Oh, and I'm happy with you that your bunny is O.K. for now!
Stunning as always! Will she be the next one released??
So happy to hear your bunny is doing well - I think of her often when I spend time with our bunner
The shawl now matches my blush. Hee!!!
this a real beuty, I am so happy it is available!
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