I love it.
In all forms.
But especially in a field and on the needles.
I love the way it starts as a messy heap,
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| pre-blocking |
and then emerges into something so pretty.
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| Shetland Tea Shawl, Dale Long from Meg Swanson's A Gathering of Lace |
Sometimes we must be patient and wait for the beauty all things to show itself,
no matter how unsettled
it seems in the process.
Much Love,
Joan
17 comments:
how very pretty! both nature's and yours!
Oh my, how lovely . . . and such patience and talent . . . amazing!
Oh Joan your words ring true and that is just beautiful. Hugs xo B
Oh Joan it's gorgeous!! And a beautiful post too!
That is beautiful. How long did it take you?
Truly lovely. Thanks for sharing your words, your pictures and your knitting.
Pretty...good job.
Incredible transformation!
I love the message, and the patience it must have taken to make this wonderful piece.
omgoodness, it is just gorgeous!! and i really love your images today!!!!
some say this is a lost art, i disagree, i see you do as well!! what wonderful talent you have!!!
I love this! A wonderful comparison of nature and art! The shawl is exquisite!
Beautiful, Joan. I admire your creative gift, both in needlework and prose. Have a great weekend. ~ Nancy
Just.....WOW. What a gorgeous FO you have. Lovely pictures.
Absolutely gorgeous, love the soft wheat color of this shawl. Hetty from www.stonehouseworkshop.com
Stunning! Absolutely stunning!
I love this...the lace against the rustic fence just makes my heart go pitter patter :)
Wow, you are so very talented, the lace is beautiful!
Patti
Holy Moly!!! That is gorgeous!!!!!!!
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