Hello, everyone - I'm here to, among other things this jam-packed Friday, introduce you to my final design from Fleurs et L'eau - my Climbing Vines Cowl.
This anchor design of the collection is an easy-to-make, stunning (and versatile!) accessory for summer. Worked up in a cream-colored cotton blend, this was the model favorite of the shoot. I was pleased that it worked so well with both a summer dress as well as jeans.
Both of my testers also produced lovely finished cowls using sock (fingering weight) yarn with a minimum of effort (and their photos are used below with kind permission).
See - great with jeans! |
What could be better for a summer project?
As it currently stands, Le Bateau shawl is just edging Climbing Vines in the voting for the next JAL, which voting will remain open until the end of Sunday. Definitely head on over to my Ravelry group and join us in our next hooking adventure.
I'm thrilled that Fleurs et L'eau will now go on une petite bloggy tour. During the rest of June, you'll have a chance to win a copy of the e-book if you visit the following blogs:
Week of 6/17: Our very own Wisdom Begins in Wonder
Week of 6/21: Bits and Pieces
My sincere thanks to my fellow bloggers for hosting these e-book giveaways; I expect each will have a unique perspective on the collection, so I hope everyone will check out all three blogs.
Fashionable shades optional. |
Now do make certain you get over to Wisdom Begins in Wonder and check out what Andrea has to say - there's always something fibery going on at the farm.
Love the different takes on the pattern. It's amazing how changing the yarn will totally change the look yet let it be the same. I do love the cream...it screams Summer.
ReplyDeleteI really love this design, it's also in my queue :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I want to make this so badly!
ReplyDeleteI didn't even realize there was a poll over at the group. I am so blind sometimes lol
ReplyDeleteOf course, I already was planning on Le Bateau, I just haven't settled on yarn yet ^_^
I love that Climbing Vines! The white cotton was a perfect yarn choice.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I came back and re-read this entry. Somehow I had it down for 6/28. It's all changed now and I will be all set to go for 6/21 :-)
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