
It's not the best yarn in the universe, but it's kinda pretty, AND it's the first decent thing that's come off the spindle for me. Luckily, I seem to be on a roll:

And a few progress shots of the shawl for my mom:


The first one gets the true colors of the Seasilk, and the sheen, but the second one is more of the pattern. I was worried that the color change in the yarn might be obscuring the pattern, but I don't think it is, after all. Or is it?
3 comments:
Pretty silk. Nice job!
Thanks for coming by my blog - I laughed out loud at your blog's name - IHOP, er IHOY - great! Your shawl is gorgeous. I have a skein of seasilk dying to be something, thank you for the inspiration!
The Sea Silk is gorgeous & I love working with it but it does smell kind of stinky when wet. Some say it's the seaweed & others the silk.
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