(Or should I call it the new nest.)Â I have to admit it: I was disappointed this morning. No towhee this time. Fancy that.
On the other hand…
This, on size 4.5 needles and finer yarn than the original in the book,
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It renders its wearer invisible–oh wait, I see it now 😉
Comment by LynnM 06.23.10 @ 1:05 amand if the towhee visited every day it would become just another daily thing, and not nearly the wonderment it was in that magically first time
the shawl is beautiful — so fine and ethereal — like a spider’s web — and as magical as the towhee’s visit
Comment by Bev 06.23.10 @ 7:08 am“I wandered lonely as a cloud…” Funny, that. I had to memorize that poem in grade school and can still recite it with great ease. That and MacBeth’s “Murder!” soliloquy…
Comment by Channon 06.23.10 @ 7:58 amThe pattern wears its name well when done with such angel-light like quality!
Are your hands ready for another creation? Are the yarns competing for your attention again? hihihi
Comment by Suzanne in Montreal 06.23.10 @ 9:51 amEeeeee! Oh, blocking, I will never get tired of the magic.
Comment by Lanafactrix 06.23.10 @ 2:53 pmFeathers – I see feathers throughout that shawl, a reminder of your visitor during the knitting.
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