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Sock Weight Mirth is DONE! « »
Doesn’t it go well in our new house??
Mazie loves this hearth!! We went over today to let the City people in to turn our utilities on. Mom and Dad came over and checked it out…and gave us the seal of approval, so that was good. My dad is able to sniff out safety hazards like nobody’s business, and he didn’t mention any. (Doesn’t mean he didn’t SEE any, but he liked it enough that he didn’t have to MENTION any.) 
SO…the Mirth pattern is so close to being done. I just need to get the finished dimensions from the worsted weight one, and we are DONE!!
STATS:
Mirth:
a Fitted, Top-Down Raglan Shawl in Three Weights
©Stefanie Japel 2009
Technical Editor: Jenn Jarvis
Materials:
Sock Weight Shawl, pictured in colors “Autumn Wine” (2 sk.) and “Rockwell” (1 sk.):
3 skeins Lorna’s Laces Shepherd Sock [80% Superwash Wool, 20% Nylon, 215 yds. / 2 oz.]
DK Weight Shawl, pictured in color “Mirth”:
3 skeins Lorna’s Laces Green Line DK [100% organic merino wool, 145 yds. / 2 oz.]
Worsted Weight Shawl, pictured in colors “Chagrin” (1 sk.) and “Courage” (1 sk.):
2 skeins Lorna’s Laces Green Line Worsted [100% organic merino wool, 210 yds. / 4 oz.]
Needles:
Sock Weight Shawl: US 5 / 3.75mm
DK Weight Shawl: US 7 / 4.5mm
Worsted Weight Shawl: US 10 / 8mm
Class starts September 7, and we’ve already got a lucky 13 people! AMAZING! I never cease to be amazed by you guys.
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One Response to “Sock Weight Mirth is DONE!”
Beautiful shawl!!
What a great use for the ’special’ yarn from the Make1 retreat. I haven’t used mine yet plus I have a skein in Rockwell so I may need to make one identical to yours!!