Lacy Plum Scarf !!!

Hello All,

Hope everyone is having a great yarny day,, Its already end of July and the climate is turning out cold in Bangalore with some rains now and then.

I have been busy with couple of projects with the new yummy yarns from the Stylecraft Stash.. and one thing that is completed to be posted is this.. my new plum scarf.

 

 

 The pattern is very simple and quick and just took 2 100gm balls of yarn. I chose Plum color not for any reason but felt this would be right for the lacy look.

I had this pattern in my list since a long time and waited for the right yarn in right color to make this.
You can find the pattern HERE .


I feel so excited to wrap it around my neck and really feel that it has turned out well (at least for me).

That's my own mannequin... hee he :)

 And.. you have a got a lot of pictures this time in all angles..

 The original pattern didn't have any fringes. But I do like adding fringes to shawls and scarfs to give a complete look.. I was so lucky that I didn't run out of yarn and the two balls was enough exactly for the length of the scarf and the fringes as well.

 

 And everything at a glance...

 

 

 

I also started with a big blanket and few other stuff.. My new goal is to use all the left out bits and pieces of yarns in my stash since 2 years. Hope to complete them soon and post it.  

Till then everyone have a good health and keep posting all your wonderful crochet works.

Awaiting your comments on my scarf !!!

With Love,
Pavi

 

Lacy Shawl !

Hellloo All.. I am back again with the post for this week.. Hope everyone enjoyed your Sankranthi (Pongal) festival with sweets and especially  the loooonnggg weekends!!!

This time i present to you all this soft pink shawl!!!!!! I know it looks too girliee.. Girls just loveeee anhything in Pink..

The pattern is same all over and crocheting it was quite monotonous.. but the result was really awesome..

I gifted this to my dear friend Brinda and what remains with me is only the below pictures of it. I hope it keeps her warm enough and reminds me whenever she wraps it around her!!!

And this time the credit goes to my friend Srinivas for sending me the yarn from London to complete this shawl when i actually ran out of yarn when the shawl was only half done :)  Thanks a lot Srini!

The pattern was taken from here .. and its a pretty easy pattern to crochet..

Stitches used : Slip St, Sc, DC, and an easy fringe at the ends.

Yarn Used - Wilko DK Baby Pink 3 Balls of 100 gm each..

Here is the close look at the pattern..Beautiful small shell patterns... Isn't it!!!!!!!

And all my buddies who are very eager to learn this art .. watch out my next post where all the basics of crocheting will be discussed with nice links.

See you all again next week... Till then take care... Happy Hooking!!!!!!!!

With Love,
Pavi