It's half term here so I've got the four little
I love this part of the walk to the country park. Church yards are such peaceful places and with the sun shining on the Autumn leaves it was beautiful to walk through.
Maybe not quite so peaceful when my brood are around :-S
My eldest boy asked to wear my shawl so I was able to get some photos of it being modelled :-)
The shy one (not) wanted to pose for some photos too. I took quite a few but this one really sums up her personality lol
Halfway round the circular route is a playground. Whilst the children burned off some energy I was able to get some more shawl photos
That cast off took me over 3 hours, I had to keep getting up to walk around and stretch my legs lol.
I really enjoyed this pattern, apart from the tedious cast off! I'm a little disappointed about the width of the shawl as I prefer them a tad bigger. I could possibly try blocking it out again to try to stretch some more width out of it or if I made it again I might make the stockinette section larger. The actual lace section was very straight-forward and well written like all Booknits patterns. I'm pleased with how it's come out though and I'm looking forward to wearing it this Winter :-)
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What gorgeous models you have! LOL Beautiful day, sweet kids, lovely shawl. I'd say it's a win-win-win!
ReplyDeleteGreat shawl. The lace looks so delicate, giving the shawl a vintage look. Your kids are funny and so full of spunk, especially the little ham.
ReplyDeleteYour shawl is incredibly beautiful!!! I adore it!!! Beautiful colour too and the beads are so lovely around the edge. Glad that your computer is all fixed and better than before! xx
ReplyDeleteGreat shawl, I've not tried beading yet, but do love to knit shawls, though agree the cast off can be really time consuming. Enjoy the holidays
ReplyDeleteThe shawl turned out great! I love how the tips of the lace are weighted by the beads. And what I'm really impressed with is that your son modeled it for you! Mine would not be so accommodating ;)
ReplyDeletegorgeous shawl and I love the photos!! Spooky and fun :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shawl and some gorgeous photos, love the one of your daughter in the hat.
ReplyDeleteI love how your son was a willing model. The beads are a lovely touch. Nice little photo shoot in the cemetry really suits the lace shawl design.
ReplyDeleteGlad to have discovered a new blog. The shawl is stunning. Looks like a lovely autumnal walk. Have a lovely weekend. Leah xxx
ReplyDeleteWow, your shawl looks amazing.
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