Gradations is a new type of Lace, where there are actually three skeins of lace semisolids in a gradated scale. The idea is that the knitter can use them for stripes, a gradation or whatever they like. Look for more patterns using the Lace Gradations.
Friday, February 15, 2008
Knitting and Dyeing
The circular shawl is done, finally, here it is blocking.....It is actually dry as of this morning, but I am going to leave it there on a late timeout. I think that it will be called Waterlily, because it's kind of shaped that way. It will be a free pattern with a purchase of Ceallach Dyes Lace at Stitches West, so see Hollis Bischoff at the Full Thread Ahead booths-numbers 621, 623, 720, 722. This shawl is knit with the Lace Gradations colorway called the Blues.
Gradations is a new type of Lace, where there are actually three skeins of lace semisolids in a gradated scale. The idea is that the knitter can use them for stripes, a gradation or whatever they like. Look for more patterns using the Lace Gradations.
Here is the latest yarn emerging from the dyeing process, waiting to be skeined. I will be a skeining fool this weekend.
And finally some of the new colors here at Ceallach Dyes.
See you at Stitches.
Gradations is a new type of Lace, where there are actually three skeins of lace semisolids in a gradated scale. The idea is that the knitter can use them for stripes, a gradation or whatever they like. Look for more patterns using the Lace Gradations.
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I gasped at your first picture--and kept gasping as I scrolled down!
Waterlily is stunning and the new colors are fabulous! I can't wait to see them in person (and you, of course, :})
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