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Tuesday, January 24, 2006

Candle Flame Shawl Pattern with Corrections

The pattern is now in the sidebar as a PDF. If anyone has trouble opening it, or with any of the corrections, please let me know!

posted by msubulldog @ 4:06 PM  

7 Comments:

At 4:22 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

That's mighty nice of ya, maam!

 
At 4:29 PM, Blogger msubulldog said...

Thanks! I just hated the idea that something this gorgeous might just slip off the edge of the Internet world and be gone!

 
At 5:54 PM, Blogger chris said...

Thanks so much for the link, Amanda! I'll be getting this one on the needles soon. ;-) Take care! :-)

 
At 7:15 PM, Blogger Anna said...

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!!

 
At 7:17 PM, Blogger Anna said...

I forgot to ask, with your baby cashmerino, what size needles are you using, and what is your gauge?
Thanks!

 
At 11:54 PM, Blogger msubulldog said...

Oh, I'm using US5 needles and I didn't really pay attention to gauge (since it's a shawl, I figured I'd just stop when it got big enough), but since you asked, I've dragged out my KnitCheck and it appears that each flame is 1.25" across and 2" tall. *Sorry there's no easy stockinette gauge figure. :) I just knew I didn't want a stiff, bulky shawl--so I chose lighter yarn and smaller needles. They just happened to work out well and the fabric is still dense (not holey & lacey), but very supple.

 
At 7:44 PM, Blogger Sara M said...

pretties :) thanks!

 

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