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Tres Chic Veronique

 

Lace!

I'd had my eye on this gorgeous Icelandic shawl for a while. I almost choked when I saw that the book costs $45, but I had to have it!
Hyrna Herborgar
Of course, it took a while to find the right yarn for this design... I finally settled on Habu's super shiny, super slippery 100% silk.
Hyrna Herborgar
It's easy to knit with it, once you have filed your nails are completely snag free. Hey, at least I took good care of my nails while knitting this shawl!
Hyrna Herborgar
The pattern is completely charted out, which really helps visualize what you're about to do. Still, I messed up a couple of times and had to tink back occasionally. But, as with all lace knitting, you eventually find a groove :)
Details on Ravelry here.

By Veronique
On Thursday, November 20, 2008
At 11/20/2008 04:41:00 PM