Here she is in all her glory. Shui Kuen is a friend from Elann Chat, she allowed me to post a large picture of her finished shawl.
Birds Eye Shawl design by Sharon Miller Shui Kuen used 1 ball of Devon 25x50, US7.
I am amazed that all that shawl came from just one ball of Devon yarn. She is a beauty Shui Kuen, I hope we get a picture of you wearing it :-)
First I crocheted, then tatted. I could knit but never really did. For years all I wanted to do was make lace. I love the negative spaces created by lace. At some point I was hit by the knitting bug.And being a bit obessive I am still at it. Mostly socks for my daughter. But I do venture into other areas of knitting. I love the look of fine knitted lace, but have little desire to create it. My lace gene must have gotten over worked at some point.
Suzann, thank you so much for posting this pic! Yes, Shui is amazing, and I have learned so much from her! (I'll bet you didn't know that, huh Shui!)
Very nice, and it's sooo pretty on Suzann's blog
It is the only way you are going to see a lace shawl on Suzann's blog :-)
Thank you for posting this, Suzann. Have you ever seen more perfect knitting? SK is my inspiration.
Note: This is not mohair, Suzann, you could knit this. :-}
Hi Suzann, I'm catching up on several days of your blog. So much beauty -- I love your post on bobbins, and your sample. I could watch that artist's creatures move over the beach all day. I would love to see those in person. Liked your comment about lace and trapping air.
And SK's shawl...well...a little bit of perfection in airy form.
Is that Devon a fingering wt? Had no idea. Love all SK's delicate work. She is such an inspiration.
Joan, I believe the Devon is sports weight. Which makes the delicate lace even more amazing