(Eskimimi provides her lovingly written example: http://www.eskimimimakes.com/2014/05/5kcbwday1.html)
I have described the process of a few projects already on Lupey Loops but ever since I read the title for today, I've had that song playing in my head.
After making The Fab Four Amigurumi, the first thing I think of is The Beatles' song except with crochet and knitting references.
I read my mags today, oh joy!
Four thousand holes in crocheted cardigan
And though the holes were rather small
I had to stitch them all,
Now I know how many holes it takes to make a lacy shawl.
I'd love to try you on...
I made my first cardigan in August 2010. "Cardigan with Lacy Edging" by Melody Griffiths Shown in Size 1 (smallest). |
Lacy Shawls I Have Made
I hope that these pictures inspire you and give you some pattern ideas. I have listed the pattern details at the end of this post.
"Black Wisp Shawl" from Get Creative Made in March 2010 |
"Glittering Gold Shawl" by Sandy Scoville Made in December 2006 |
"Lacy Cape" by Carol Meldrum Made in June 2010 |
"Spring Shawl" from Get Creative Made in September 2007 |
"Sweet Pea Shawl" by Amie Hirtes Made in January 2010 |
Lacy cardigans that I would like to try one day
- "Chamomile Cardigan" by Doris Chan, Interweave Crochet magazine, Spring 2011
- "Chloe Cardigan" by Doris Chan, Interweave Crochet magazine, Spring 2010
- "Sangria Cardigan" by Megan Granholm, Interweave Crochet magazine, Fall 2010
- "Silk Sampler Jacket" by Melody Griffiths, Crochet In No Time, 2009
- "Filigree Cardigan" by Kimberly K. McAlindin, Red Heart, 2010
References
- Get Creative [magazine], “Black Wisp Shawl” page 26, Volume 2, Issue 9, Winter 2006, Brooke Hannaford Publishing.
Project sheet was also published through Spotlight stores 2005. - Get Creative [magazine], “Spring Shawl” page 22, Volume 2, Issue 12, September 2006, Brooke Hannaford Publishing.
- Griffiths, Melody, Crochet In No Time, 50 scarves, wraps, jumpers & more to make on the move,ISBN-13: 978-1-906525-31-6, Cico Books, an imprint of Ryland, Peters & Small Ltd, 20-21 Jockey's Fields, London, www.cicobooks.co.uk, 2009.
- Hirtes, Amie, crochet designer, Nexstitch <http://www.nexstitch.com/>
- Hirtes, Amie, “Sweet Pea Shawl”, page 106 of Stoller, 2006.
- Meldrum, Carol, Easy Crocheted Accessories, page 78, Sally Milner Publishing, Bowral NSW, Australia, 2006.
A very similar pattern was published as a project sheet called "Lace Cape" for Spotlight stores in 2006. - Scoville, Sandy, "Glittering Gold Shawl", page 61 of Weiss, 2004.
- Stoller, Debbie, Stitch’n’bitch Crochet: The Happy Hooker, Workman Publishing, New York, USA, 2006.
- Weiss, Rita, 24-hour Crochet Projects, Sterling, New York, USA, 2004.
Favourite Posts from Day 1
It is only Day 1 and already I have read posts that have beautiful expression, imagery, and originality. They may be fascinating, amusing, creative or deeply moving. I share them here so that I can find them easily to re-read and for you to discover.
- http://www.eskimimimakes.com/2014/05/5kcbwday1.html
- https://silvernthreads.wordpress.com/2014/05/12/2014-knitting-and-crochet-blog-week-day-1-a-day-in-the-life/
- http://haak-en-stekie.blogspot.com.au/2014/05/that-day-in-life-of-berry-beanie.html
- http://www.buttonsandbeeswax.com/5kcbwday1/
Ha ha! You Tube, here I come!
ReplyDeleteIf I knew how to plug in some music into a blog page, I would add the original verse as a sound grab. In this instance, it was the last verse of the song that was in my head. Sorry for sending you off to You Tube. I will see if I can find a link somewhere to add to the page.
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