Friday, August 21, 2015

Hayley's Comet Shawl - A Finished Knit

Hayley's Comet Shawl - Plucky Knitter | Red Pepper Quilts 2015
It's been some time since a knitting update, although that's not to say that I haven't been knitting. Instead I have been slow to take photos, often gifting finished items prior to snapping a picture.

Hayley's Comet Shawl - Plucky Knitter | Red Pepper Quilts 2015
Hayley's Comet Shawl - Plucky Knitter | Red Pepper Quilts 2015


My most recent finished knit is Hayley's Comet Shawl, a pattern by Plucky Knitter.  This shawl is a relatively easy project with a nice balance of knit, knit, knit as well as a more detailed stitch pattern repeated across one side of the shawl. The pattern was charted which I prefer (written instructions also form part of the pattern). Perfect for TV knitting.
Plucky Bello Yarn - Plucky Knitter | Red Pepper Quilts 2015
The Yarn: Plucky Bello in the following colorways:
As You Wish 
Narragansett Gray 
Skies of November 
Overcoat

The yarn (which I purchased as a kit for this particular project) is a gorgeous fingering weight yarn - 55% Merino, 45% Cashmere - easy to wind from skein and a pleasure to knit with; no knots, not splitty, no color run, and blocked beautifully. I love these wearable colors and I also really like that the shawl is long, measuring more than 65 inches along the straight top edge. It will wrap and wrap beautifully. Perfect for Winter.

Hayley's Comet Shawl - Plucky Knitter | Red Pepper Quilts 2015
Hayley's Comet Shawl - Plucky Knitter | Red Pepper Quilts 2015
Hayley's Comet Shawl - Plucky Knitter | Red Pepper Quilts 2015



For more photos and all the details including links to the Hayley's Comet Shawl Pattern see my Ravelry page.


Thank you for stopping by,
Rita

RELEVANT LINKS:
Ashburn Shawl also with Plucky Bello Yarn
RPQ ~ Ravelry
More Red Pepper Quilts Knitting Projects

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14 comments:

  1. didn't know you were a knitter too! I like to knit things that are easy while watching tv...can't screw them up too bad!! haha

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  2. gorgeous!!! i'm a summer into fall knitter - just ordered yarn for a sweater. now you have me wanting to knit a shawl!

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  3. Lovely.....just lovely. Beautiful choice of colours.

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  4. Beautiful! Wish you were selling that beauty!

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  5. What a beautiful texture on this piece. Loved seeing it.

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  6. I can almost feel how soft it is just from the photos. Yummy!!

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  7. It's beautiful! You should post a pic of you wearing it! I don't knit so I can't even picture in my mind how it's worn! I'd love to see one of your shawls in action!

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  8. Very, very nice! It would be beautiful no matter what color way it was knitted in! Well done.

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  9. It does look beautifully soft and light but warm. I am inspired to pick up my knitting needles again.

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  10. WOW. !!! ...... I do not knit.
    This is beautiful, Rita. I love the colors.
    Knitting takes careful skill -- and especially neatness, and consistent attention. I think you have busted out all three of these attributes. :-D
    Amazingly lovely
    Happy Week-end.

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  11. Lovely! I'm just learning how to knit and would like to do something lik this someday.

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  12. Wow, Is there anything you cannot do!? The shawl is perfect loveliness! It will be a perfect cuddle for your cold season. At the moment I have a quilt awaiting binding. Also stumbling through my first knit socks. I wish to buy a pound of your productive energy and talent!

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  13. Beautiful ! I love your color choices.

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  14. I love everything about this shawl. Especially the color
    Really pretty

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