Finished!
I finished my Rose Gold brioche shawl this week! I kept putting off blogging because I knew I was so close to finishing and I didn't want to show it to you again before it was quite done. It's all done and blocked now though so here it is!
I made no changes to the pattern except that I had a little more yarn in each gradient set than the designer did, so I knit until I ran out of yarn. It's knit in Miss Babs Gradient Sets in Yummy 2-Ply Toes in the Canis Major and Beachcomber colorways. (Canis Major seems to be sold out at the moment.) I started with the lightest tone in each gradient and worked to the darkest.
This was such a fun project to knit that I'm actually sad it's finished. Something about using two gradients at a time and working brioche (which I find inexplicably fun to knit) all at the same time combined to make a really fun project.
Here's a shot of the "wrong" side of the shawl (the side that's primarily the Beachcomber set). Since brioche knitting is basically reversible, there isn't really a right or wrong side to this, which is nice because the ends of this shawl fall in a spiral or corkscrew shape, so both sides show.
One last shot on Fifi! This is definitely a big, snuggly shawl. It will be wonderful to wrap up in this winter. Right now, it's a little much.
I made no changes to the pattern except that I had a little more yarn in each gradient set than the designer did, so I knit until I ran out of yarn. It's knit in Miss Babs Gradient Sets in Yummy 2-Ply Toes in the Canis Major and Beachcomber colorways. (Canis Major seems to be sold out at the moment.) I started with the lightest tone in each gradient and worked to the darkest.
This was such a fun project to knit that I'm actually sad it's finished. Something about using two gradients at a time and working brioche (which I find inexplicably fun to knit) all at the same time combined to make a really fun project.
Here's a shot of the "wrong" side of the shawl (the side that's primarily the Beachcomber set). Since brioche knitting is basically reversible, there isn't really a right or wrong side to this, which is nice because the ends of this shawl fall in a spiral or corkscrew shape, so both sides show.
One last shot on Fifi! This is definitely a big, snuggly shawl. It will be wonderful to wrap up in this winter. Right now, it's a little much.
1 Comments:
Very pretty!
And yes ... maybe a bit too warm now, but you sure will appreciate it come February when those cold winds and snow aren't fun anymore.
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