
Now I started the leaf patterned border.

My knitting cyber-friend over at Caffeine Girl knit this pattern and made the remark on her blog that the leaves are quite addicting (as in like potato chips: once you knit one you want to knit just one more, then just one more, then just one more . . .)
She's SOOOOO right! Hard to put it down and get to work on my writing. (And I have deadlines!!)
I got a great email from Knitting Daily today encouraging knitters to think green when it comes to the craft. "Think outside the skein." I'm stealing the logo and putting it here as a sign of my intent to knit green!

You can read the article here!
Happy Knitting!
3 comments:
That green yarn was beautiful already by itself, but the shawlette is really pretty!
Oh and get to work!
Oh, no, you're so far ahead of me! I swifted the yarn last night and started casting on (the worst part!).
I'm a big fan of the green knitting challenge! :) Lovely Shawlette... coming along nicely.
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