Update: The pattern can be found here
I fed my yarn addiction with some yummy yarn. I plan to use this for some dishcloths.
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Love your blog and really love the colors of your shawl, I would really like to find the pattern you are using and help would be greatly appreciated. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteLucky duck you having the weather that your having and seeing butterflys and flowers. I am jelouse! Lovely photos. Have a great day !
ReplyDeleteLovely work, lovely pictures... where can I get a copy of the flower shawl pattern, so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThe flowers for the shawl are beautiful, Lorilee! You are a woman of many talents.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you... when the weather is warm, I can't hardly stand to be indoors even when I have so much work to do.
Love the hen pic- she looks like she's thinking of a way to break out so she can sample the grass! *hehe*
Spring! Big sigh...it was snowing yesterday here in Reno!
ReplyDeleteLove the flower garden you are crocheting...so pretty!
Beautiful pictures. Love the one of the butterfly on the jasmine. I have a similar jasmne and it attracts a gorgeous black and royal blue butterfly.
ReplyDeleteThe little crochet rounds are pretty....can't wait to see the finished product.
I know what you mean about being torn between gardening and crafting. I've been doing some gardening because before long it's gonna be SO DANG HOT! Happy Spring!
All so pretty. The butterfly is my favorite. We did see a Robin the other day though.
ReplyDeleteI can not wait to see the finished shawl. The flowers are very colorful! Your weather looks wonderful!
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That is going to be so pretty!
ReplyDeleteYou sure do beautiful crocheting...it looks perfect! And I am sure it will be so pretty when you get it done! It isn't Spring yet here..but we are working on it! ;D
ReplyDeleteLove the shawl pattern!
ReplyDeleteMy chickens are itching to get out of their pen and forage in the green grass, too.