
It was also quite chilly in the evening and early morning, so I was glad to have finished my latest Storm Cloud Shawlette on the drive there. The colors of this yarn -- Fleece Artist Somoko in 'Olive' - seemed to particularly resonate with this landscape, and it will forever remind me of my visit to Joshua Tree.

I may take a break from knitting my shawlettes, but then again, maybe not. I like having a project on the needles that I don't have to think about (by now, the pattern is completely ingrained in my mind!), and I like that I can use sock yarn this way. Also, the shawl is a lovely thing to snuggle around my neck on a chilly morning ...


5 comments:
It is sooooo pretty! Love the colors. Great job
Lovely shawl. Lovely pics!
I love this picture, but I have to say, you do look like your from an era gone by in it.
the verification word is "numshers." that seems like the perfect non-word to express my very positive feelings about these rich and evocative colors.
I'm a friend of Carrie's and I knot, so she sent me the link to your blog:) Gorgeous photos and really inspiring projects!
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