so what pattern will you choose? The obvious choice this week is Amore. A small modified triangular shawlette with hearts down the centre back.
Do you fancy a Cappuccino break? The Cappuccino Stripe shawlette is a quick and easy knit and will keep you shoulders warm during your trips to the pavement cafes in spring.
Ready for a shawl using laceweight yarn? Blossom is one of my easier laceweight shawls and it's so beautiful.
Not quite ready for laceweight yet? Carmen is knitted in sock yarn and is a fairly easy first triangular shawlette.
Cherish is a warm little shawlette, especially if you knit it in alpaca as in the sample, perfect to wear when you need a comforting hug.
The Cornish Rhapsody shawl, which is a crescent shaped shawl, was the pattern for my first ever mystery KAL last year which was great fun and I'm planning another one this year.
Want more of a challenge? Sophia is a top down triangualar shawlette with a knitted on edging. Choose between beads or no beads.
Need something to keep your hands warm? I've got a choice of fingerless gloves and these cabled ones, Trethawle, are one of my favourites.
Enjoy Valentines Day and enjoy choosing your patterns.
I'm off to teach at Spin A Yarn today. This is my first workshop this year and I'm looking forward to getting back to it. I've also been working hard on getting my first online class off the ground and we may open for sign ups later this week. Keep an eye on the blog for more news later this week. By the way, next week i'm teaching a cable workshop at Hulu Crafts. Always wanted to learn cables? Come and join us. Contact the shop for details.
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