
Started: 19th April 2008
Finished: 30th April 2008
Yarn: Wollmeise 100% superwash merino Sockenwolle in "Koralle im Meer" (light)
Needles: Addi Lace, 3.5 mm / 80 cm
Pattern: Mystic Light Shawl by Anna Dalvi (aka Knit & Knag)
So, at last I got around to taking some photos of my finished Mystic Light. I have to admit that the colourway takes a lot away from the pattern itself….but thank goodness for good photography, you can see the lace pattern well enough. :-p
I might knit this shawl again in a more solid colourway. I’ll see.
Comments
What a great looking shawl.
What a great looking shawl. I agree with the comments - it does look as if it is flying around. You are quite the artist in the knitting community. And eleven days. Wow. Definitely be interested in how it would look in a one color variation.
You are absolutely...
You are absolutely... downright sickeningly incredible. Beautiful piece.. gorgeous photography!
Ausgeseichnet!
Grace and Peace,
`tim
Thank you! Although I'm not
Thank you! Although I'm not sure about the "sickening" part. :-p
Absolutely beautiful! It
Absolutely beautiful!
It reminds me of a butterfly with its wings spread so the world can take its beauty!
The pattern is really nice, I like the shape of the shawl, and I really can't take my eyes off of how you photographed it. You can see just a touch of the colours as well as the lace pattern, itself. Perfect composition.
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Robert
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!
Gorgeous! You are
Gorgeous! You are amazing!
Randy
Thanks!
Thanks!
I agree with all of the
I agree with all of the above. Absolutely fantastic!
Thank you!
Thank you!
BEAUTIFUL! How in the world
BEAUTIFUL! How in the world can anyone knit something so large in so short a time period? What size needles did you use?
I agree with everyone's comments about the colourways...but spectacular, nonetheless.
MichaelJames
Thanks! I used 3.5 mm
Thanks! I used 3.5 mm needles.
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Visit Crafty Andy's Blog Very Nice JOb! It looks fantastic, I think I saw one flying by the other day lol!
Hahaha, another Superman
Hahaha, another Superman shawl.
I'm stunned that someone
I'm stunned that someone could do something this intricate and beautiful in only 11 days! This is absolutely wondrous, and I am very happy to have seen it.
Thank you very much. I'm
Thank you very much. I'm really flattered.
The eleven days bit blows my
The eleven days bit blows my mind as well. I doubt if I could mangage that if it were the only thing I was doing.
MMario - ambiguity is cultivated, it doesn't happen in a vacuum!
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MMarioKKnits/
LOL, I surprised myself,
LOL, I surprised myself, too. But it was pretty much the only thing I was knitting. I started the shawl at the same time with beginning of the KAL but wasn't satisfied with it and frogged it. Then I had to wait for new yarns and then I was 3 clues behind from the KAL. That spurred me on to knit madly and catch up with them.
Breath-taking pictures! Was
Breath-taking pictures! Was it fun to knit?
Thanks! Yes, it was
Thanks! Yes, it was definitely fun to knit. I don't like it when there are too many repeats in the pattern, because I loose my interest really easily...so this kind of thing is really perfect.
Sounds like something for
Sounds like something for me!
You should certainly give it
You should certainly give it a try!
Absolutely stunning!
Absolutely stunning!
Thank you!
Thank you!
WOW .. incredible.
WOW .. incredible.
Thanks!
Thanks!
I love how you photographed
I love how you photographed it...Oh look, someone was flying a shawl and it got caught in a tree... I'm getting a Charlie Brown and the kite-eating tree feeling here, for some reason. None the less, Gorje (as in Gorgeous!)
Hahaha, I had to laugh when
Hahaha, I had to laugh when you talk about the flying. A friend of mine reckons that the colourway just reminds her of Superman...and so this is kind of a Superman Shawl.
I agree with MMario, but you
I agree with MMario, but you can't get away from the fact that it's a very beautiful shawl.
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!
The colourway both detracts
The colourway both detracts and enhances the design. Look at wone way and you see the colours, look at it another and bits of the lace design pop at you. I think it's a very successful shawl.
MMario - ambiguity is cultivated, it doesn't happen in a vacuum!
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MMarioKKnits/
Thanks! What you said makes
Thanks! What you said makes me feel a lot better about the shawl.