Japanese Flower Shawl

At long last, I have a picture of my Japanese Flower Shawl.

It’s done!   Yes, that’s Hunter’s head.   He’s been trying to eat it, since its made from 6 balls of Rowan Felted Tweed.

This was a pretty quick knit - the pattern came from a Japanese Knitting book (Couture Knit 11 Elegance Knit), and it wasn’t at all hard to follow the chart.

Here’s a close up of the flower motif:

I also finally uploaded some new submitted patterns to the Island Of Misfit Patterns - go check out the Socks section in particular!

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9 Responses to “Japanese Flower Shawl”

  1. monica Says:

    It’s beeeeeyooouuutiful!! I really want to start mine now.

  2. Dee Says:

    Gorgeous….but get that cat a mouse to play with!

  3. christine Says:

    How did you get that blocked without Chester’s help?
    Lovely!

  4. springyknitting Says:

    It’s perfect and beautiful!

  5. Kimberly Says:

    It’s absolutely beautiful Gail!

  6. passionknit » A Post of Randomness Without Pictures Says:

    […] not buying yarn since August I caved yesterday and ordered some yarn to make this Flower Shawl. The pattern calls for DK weight yarn but I really don’t need anything that heavy so I went […]

  7. Lethe Says:

    Very nicely done, and I like the variation of the dark color.

    You should know that this pattern is not a Japanese pattern. It was taken from Marianne Kinzel’s pattern “Springtime” from First Book of Modern Lace Knitting, published in 1953 and currently available from Dover books.

  8. Josie Says:

    i loooooooooooooooove it!
    its so pretty!
    i couldnt knit somethin like that!!
    lol.
    im only 13 soo.
    lol
    ttyl
    love the pattern, its absoultly beautiful!

  9. Mandy Says:

    That is very, very pretty!!

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