The spring flowers are fading, but still offer glimpses of colorful beauty. Even faded, who can resist the combination of green and purplish-pink?

That's how I feel about one of my current knitting projects. It's Wisp scarf/shawl from Knitty.com (free pattern!).

The simple lace pattern shows off the colors of the Noro Silk Garden Sock Yarn perfectly. I'm having a hard time putting it down - which is a good thing, because I'll be giving it as a gift soon. Hopefully, unlike the spring flowers, these colors won't fade away!
3 comments:
Wisp is a very neat pattern. And not being able to put down the project is a good thing. It means you matched yarn and pattern perfectly!
Bugga- the login didn't work and lost my comment about liking the colours both in lacy knitting and photos. autumn here- gold leaves and green grass with the seasonal rains after the drought.
Oooh that is a very pretty pattern. I have some noro that I haven't decided what to do with it yet.. maybe I'll try that!
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