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At Threaded Thoughts, I'm tracking, tracing, and recording the many overlapping, intersection, gossamer, strands of motherhood and creativity that define me. From black and white to technicolor, from lace weight to bulky, from watercolor to pen and ink, I'm following a path with no clear map other than an internal compass and the ever-changing lens of personal vision. As an extension of the site, I produce the weekly Creative Mom Podcast. Email me at oamyoamy AT gmail DOT com.

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August 30, 2006

Long Time...

A long time, I know... and yet there has been a good bit of knitting going on... especially knitting in Koigu... and stash enhancing when it comes to Koigu. It's the one yarn these days I can't resist if I'm faced with a yarn store... it's the one yarn that I buy and don't feel guilty about the amount of yarn already in the basement and the dwindling finances I have since I've been working less. So, lots of Koigu.

But, what drags me to the blog this morning is a question about lace... I know some of you have worked on Sivia Harding's Diamond Fantasy shawl... how hard is it? I was looking at the pattern, and it's the first lace I've considered that doesn't have a "break" row (or several). It has lace (patterning) on both right and wrong side rows.... rather than simply a garter or purl row back across the wrong side. Is it incredibly complicated? I was a bit overwhelmed contemplating a pattern with no "rest" row... because those "rest" rows are the ones I can do when the kids are milling around or when I just have a few minutes. But, it's a pattern I love and was getting ready to start... so, general feedback and words of wisdom requested!!! (I'm off to leave questions on a few sites where I know the shawl has appeared, too...)

Posted by amy at August 30, 2006 7:55 AM
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That is one shawl I have considered and really like as well. When you get some answers, share them, because I have the same questions!

Posted by: Sharlene at August 30, 2006 7:48 PM
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