I got a start on the 1st of my two March KAL projects – the Blogville Water Shawl KAL! The pattern is Water (Ravelry link) by Sylvia McFadden, and I am using some yarn from Gnarledpaw, a favorite dyer of mine who has sadly stopped dyeing. This shawl features short row lace sections, like Waiting for Rain by the same designer. I did knit Waiting for Rain a few years ago and really enjoyed it, so looking forward to this one!
Are you knitting along with us? If so, how is yours going? If not, what are you working on now?
Quite A Yarn 
You are making some great progress! I’ve only completed a few of the repeats so far.
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I had a good 4 hours of TV time last night to get started 🙂
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You’ve gotten a good start, and I love that color!
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Thanks! Yours is looking good as well! Very pretty purple 🙂
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Water is a beautiful design. The shawl will look lovely in the yarn you chose.
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Thank you! I hope so 🙂
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I am not doing the KAL, but I am one leg down on a pair of leg warmers for me!
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Oooo – nice! Are you posting pics?
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Definitely. Working on a post today {{fingers crossed}}
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Good! Looking forward to it 🙂
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When I looked at the picture on Ravelry, I saw why it is called “The Water Shawl”. So pretty! I love the color you selected.
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Thank you! It is a very pretty design with some interesting techniques 🙂 I’m pretty happy with the color too!
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Can’t wait to see the progress on this one!
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I’m interested to see how it goes too 🙂
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Great color. Well you know tendonitits has not been kind to me so knitting is slow like snails around here. Plus, I think I’m going to take a break from shawls as I seem to not make use of them as much as I would of an infinify or moebius scarf.
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Tendonitis can be really rough on you, especially for handcrafts!
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It’s always easy to get lured into knitting shawls – there are so many of them and they are mostly so pretty!
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