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Monthly Archives: December 2012
What is BOBBOL?
The BOBBOL Series will be a little pattern project each month of 2013. But I bet you are still asking — What is BOBBOL? Stay tuned and check back soon to find out. (or you can leave your guesses here, lol) Thank … Continue reading
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Attach-as-you-knit method for lace edging as a bind off
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Holiday greetings
I hope everyone has been having wonderful holidays. Now that I have returned from visiting with family, I want to make sure you are doing ok with your little dolly shawls. I’ll be posting some tips and technique points about … Continue reading
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Top-down Faroese Shawl: The body of the shawl
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Top-down Faroese Shawl: Starting at Neck Band
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Distinctively-shaped Faroese Shawls
The distinctive “butterfly” shaping of the Faroese shawl makes an exceptionally wearable garment because of the shaped shoulders and elongated ends for optionally tying around the waist. Another distinctive feature of Faroese shawls is a center back panel, a.k.a. gusset, … Continue reading