Print O' The Wave Stole: Project Gallery
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| Lisanne's stole (take two) **click for big** | ||
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| Emily's super-133t pillows, in mohair backed with raw silk | Ann's stole, in Blue Heron Mercerized Cotton | Lisanne's stole (take one) **click for big** |
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| Nathalie's stole in Handmaiden Seasilk, for her sister-in-law's wedding **click for big** | Jenipurr's stole, in Knitpicks Alpaca Cloud | Angelika's stole, in blue mohair |
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| Holly's stole, in Knitpicks Alpaca Cloud | Keri's stole, in Spritely Goods Virga Sylph | Yvonne's stole, in Rowan Kidsilk Haze |
Updated 12/22/06, 2:15 PM
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Comments
Has the error in the border pattern been corrected yet? I don't see that any of these people point out that the graph for the border is missing a decrease near the edge on rows 9,11,13, & 15.
Posted by: vmusselm | December 21, 2006 01:39 PM
Oh, I love the stoles. I have been planning to do one myself, but it will be a bit down the track as I have a lot of projects that have to be done before I can do this one.
Posted by: Sue | December 21, 2006 04:09 PM
Well from the looks of it i am sold on seasilk will have to try some. My concern has been how well it will block...
Posted by: Maureen | December 29, 2006 03:31 PM
Print of the Waves are fabulous - and btw Seasilk blocks beautifully, relaxes to about one-third more the size.
Posted by: Marilyn | December 30, 2006 07:58 PM
Gorgeous stoles! Uh, could you please have Nathalie move her head, so we can see who she's with???
Posted by: Deborah Eichel | January 4, 2007 04:26 PM
What a feast for the eyes -just beautiful!
Li
Posted by: Li_B | January 5, 2007 04:05 AM
Hi Eunny!
This stole is fabulous, I am so excited to be making it! I have a question, though: is there a reason you chose to do 17 repeats instead of 15? I was thinking of doing 15 because picking up the stitches evenly would be simpler (i.e. 2 out of every 3) but I would like to know if it would make a difference in the overall tension and end up backfiring! Thanks a lot!
Posted by: Patricia | January 10, 2007 09:11 AM
I am very interested in what size needles Nathalie used for the stole she made in seasilk? Please let me know.
Posted by: Nikki | January 12, 2007 03:36 PM
The shawl that you do is very beautiful, I like.
Posted by: ju | February 28, 2007 04:38 AM
just wanted to let you know that i respect how intelligently you approach your work, and not at the expense of absolute beauty. hope all is well and that we all hear from you soon.
peace, sha
Posted by: Shauntee | March 1, 2007 02:36 PM
I have just discovered your site and love the Print of the Wave stole. Can you give me the pattern information? I would love to stitch this one. Thank you!
Posted by: Kay | March 11, 2007 09:32 PM
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Posted by: haiwen | March 14, 2007 08:39 AM
Anyone have an idea of what yarn and color was used to make Lisanne's first stole above? What a gorgeous blue!
Posted by: Debbie | March 14, 2007 11:47 AM
Hi Debbi, they are actually both the same stole, just under different lighting.
I made the stole in Colourmart cashmere 2/24 laceweight in pale blue. The colors Richard stocks are 'luck of the draw' depending on what he has at any given time, but all are beautiful!
Lisanne
Posted by: Lisanne Weinberg | March 15, 2007 05:36 AM
Thanks for the quick response Lisanne! Your work is just stunning.
Posted by: Debbie | March 15, 2007 03:43 PM
You're so welcome! Hope you decide to knit this!
Posted by: Lisanne | March 19, 2007 04:50 PM
Hi, Eunny!
I'm halfway down on the Print 'O The Wave. I've knitted in white cotton, because I couldn't pull out my error in the cobwebyarn. When I'm done it will be huge, but I'm a tall girl, so that will be alright. Thanks for showing me all the possibility's in knitting. You're great!
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Posted by: Gray | April 25, 2007 06:12 AM
In response to the edging error, it is right to add a k2tog after the last YO on rows 9, 11, 13, 15, isn't it? That's the only place I can find to add the missing decrease without changing the shape of the pattern.
I love the pattern, and am just finishing my test swatch of it--I think that it'll end up being a lace-handkerchief-like piece (32 sts wide by 3 repeats tall, with 4 repeats of edging per side--in laceweight on US2s. Next time I may use 4s.)
Yours,
Josh Harper
Posted by: Joshua Harper | June 27, 2007 10:33 AM