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September 18, 2006

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Annie

Another lovely FO! I wish I could be at Rhinebeck to see you wearing it!

Sarah

Seraphim is beautiful. That snow looks so nice. While you're turning on the heat, we still have the air conditioning going. The warmth of the Kid Mohair Pacific Northwest Shawl I'm knitting got to be a bit much for me on Saturday. There are so many stitches now that just one more row means having that warm, wonderful work on my lap for a good bit of time.

Shanti

Beautiful! The color is wonderful for you and the size is perfect. It's still too hot here in South TX for anything made in cotton, but those pictures make my fingers itch for wool.

Kelly

what a beautiful fo and a perfect scene for it. The snow in the background looks oh so nice, but it can stay with you for a long time yet, I want to enjoy my fall.
We put the fire on the other night as it was soo cold but haven't had it on since. ohhh I can't wait for knitting by the fire.

meg

Ok, I am putting that shawl back on my "to do" list! So beautiful, and the yarn is just gorgeous. See you at Rhinebeck, I hope!

Cara

Oh my god that's perfect! It's everything I can do to stop knitting on mine. I'm about half way through the second lace chart and I just can't stop.

Thank you for sharing!

Deb

Beautiful shawl - lovely post. At least when it's cold there it snows. It's just plain old cold and rainy here in MN!

Ramona

So beautiful!

Kathleen

So beautiful and love the color. Can't wait to see it in person. :) Perhaps I need to take Leaf Lace out of hiding!

Vicki

SNOW!!
It's a gorgeous shawl, Margene! I can't wait to see it!

tiennie

Simply beautiful!

P-la

Bravo! She is beautiful!!! Wonderful!

Teresa C

Eight feet across!!!! The snow is the perfect backdrop for the debut. It is gorgeous. I'll be looking for it in Rhinebeck.

Liz K.

An angel in the snow...absolutely lovely, Margene!

Marcia

I'm just bowled over...both by the weather and by that incredible shawl. And, I'm hanging my head in shame: after redoing row 25 (Flower Basket) at least 25 times (!), I found a mistake way back and ripped it out. Back to socks..you won't be seeing ME in any shawls at Rhinebeck!

Isela

It is beautiful and it fits you perfectly :). I'll keep an eye open for Seraphim at Rhinebeck :)

Jacquie

Your Seraphim has turned out wonderfully, and the snowy background shows it off perfectly. Aren't we lucky to live in this magical mountainy place?

Miriam

Oh My! It's just so beautiful! An 8 foot shawl is just perfect for you! Enjoy it!

Oh, and you'll be happy to hear that I started spinning again. I was going to wait until I got that green wool that I left, but I pulled out the icelandic lamb that Anne sent me and pulled the merino/silk off the spindle and plyed it (gotta set the twist still), and started with the icelandic lamb and OMG! Such a difference. I told myself I was only going to spin for 15 min and I ended up spinning for 45 before I put it down.

Cheryl

It's gorgeous! I'm trying to decide what my next one will be: Icarus or Seraphim. I feel myself leaning towards Seraphim now, seeing yours. Beautiful!

Jan

That *wingspan* shot shows off Seraphim beautifully...just gorgeous! The plum color is lovely.
Not.ready.for.snow.yet.

Roseann

Seraphim is gorgeous! I am amazed at how quickly you knit it, too. It is perfect!

Lisa

Oh, the shawl is gorgeous. YOu must be so happy with it. And you weren't kidding about the snow! We were supposed to have a rainy weekend - it ended up being sunny and beautiful both days.

Lauren

It's beautiful!

kathy

Absolutely lovely. A perfect shot for the premier. I love your blog, photos and knitting.

Norma

Seraphim is just beautiful! I love the color. Wow, you weren't kidding about winter-fall, huh? And pleaaaaaaaase don't let it rain in Rhinebeck! I want the weather to be exactly as it was the first year I went -- cold, crisp & clear.

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