Mastodawn

Zuurstok offers very flexible sizing, make each section as large as you like, so it’s perfect for knitting with yarn weights different from those I used 😃
https://www.lavisch.com/site/zuurstok/
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https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/zuurstok

#FlashbackThursday It had been a while since I knit a shawl in Ístex Léttlopi yarn like in my Toscane shawl. I love the texture it gives, I should really design one soon! 😃
https://www.lavisch.com/site/toscane/

Zuurstok is now live! Garter stitch in self-striping yarn paired with simple lace gives soothing simplicity and delicate detail 😃
Find the pattern on
https://www.lavisch.com/site/zuurstok/
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https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/zuurstok

We had some lovely weather. I celebrated it with a lovely pink, bubbly drink! Purely coincidence that it matches my project 😄

Remember this shawl? The test knitting is done, so the pattern for this design will be released soon! 😃

The second sleeve has also used up it's first ball of yarn completely! This means that I'm almost ready to start the cuffs 😃

On this project, I don't have much of an update. The knitting continues, slowly, but surely.... Have a lovely Monday! 😃

I decided not to work any tapering in the sleeves after all. And I finished the first skein of yarn! 😃

As you can see, the first of the 2 balls of pink yarn for the body of this new shawl is all knit up. So, I attached the second one 😃

#FlashbackThursday My Hazelnoot wrap features an intricate lace pattern inspired by classic Estonian stitches, complete with nupps! Check it out! 😃
https://www.lavisch.com/site/hazelnoot/