| MORE PROJECTS! |
| MORE PROJECTS! |
| MORE PROJECTS! |
| MORE PROJECTS! |
| MORE PROJECTS WITH CORRIEDALE WOOL |
SHAWLS!
These two pictures are of a shawl I
knitted from my natural grey
Corriedale that I blended with deep
burgundy colored kid mohair I
dyed. I used a pattern from "Folk
Shawls". Love that book!
However, I did change the neck
edge. I wanted the shawl to wrap
around me so I did "short rows"
every other row (at the last 8
inches) to create a more wrapped
style. You can see the thinner
area in the shawl where I didn't do
the short rows. The second picture
really shows them well. I love this
shawl!! This is my personal "don't
leave home without it" shawl.
knitted from my natural grey
Corriedale that I blended with deep
burgundy colored kid mohair I
dyed. I used a pattern from "Folk
Shawls". Love that book!
However, I did change the neck
edge. I wanted the shawl to wrap
around me so I did "short rows"
every other row (at the last 8
inches) to create a more wrapped
style. You can see the thinner
area in the shawl where I didn't do
the short rows. The second picture
really shows them well. I love this
shawl!! This is my personal "don't
leave home without it" shawl.
| TRI-LOOM SHAWLS |
This shawl was woven with the yarn I spun from the
Wooly Knob floor sweepings.
Wooly Knob floor sweepings.
These shawls were woven on a 7 foot
PVC Tri-loom. Very neat way of
making unique shawls!
PVC Tri-loom. Very neat way of
making unique shawls!
All material is owned by Judith Michels and should not be used without permission.
| Judith Michels N6145 Michels Dr. Fond du Lac, Wi. 54937 |
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Contact email address
sitheanj@dotnet.com
sitheanj@dotnet.com