Sunday, January 10, 2016

Exsanguine

Apologies, dear readers, for my absence. I'm afraid the hustle-bustle of the holidays and an acute case of The Plague (or maybe it just felt like it) have kept me away from the blog for a couple weeks. I'm feeling much better now though and plan to get back to your regularly scheduled programming soon. But first! Knitting!

Exsanguine Shawl

Take a gander at my newest knitting pattern, the Exsanguine shawl, now available for purchase and download through Ravelry. Its upside-down hearts and aptly namely colorway - "My Bloody Valentine" - call to mind the darker side of human emotions. So whether you're commemorating the upcoming anniversary of the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre or secretly dreaming of that guy who dumped you on February 13th last year meeting a slow, painful death, you can do so in style and warmth with your very own Exsanguine shawl.

Exsanguine Shawl

Or hey, maybe you'd like a cheerier accessory for upcoming holiday of romance. Worked up in a solid red or pink, the lacy heart pattern would take on a whole new aesthetic. You could even use a fun rainbow gradient yarn to celebrate the USA's first Valentine's Day with nationwide marriage equality! #LoveWins!

Exsanguine Shawl

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Span: 48 inches
Height at center: 19 inches

MATERIALS
Vice Blurred Lines [80% merino, 20% nylon; 457m/500yd per 150g skein]; color: My Bloody Valentine; 1 skein
US #6/4mm needles
Tapestry needle

GAUGE
20 sts/32 rows = 4 inches in stockinette stitch

BUY IT NOW!

Exsanguine Shawl

6 comments:

  1. Sorry you were feeling poorly. Perhaps you have gotten your seasonal bug out of the way and will have an ick-free winter from here on!

    Lovely scarf, although I'm the suggestible sort and now can't get past the name of it!!

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    1. Let's hope so! One bout of icky-ness per winter is plenty for me!

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  2. Carissa --- the shawl is Gorgeous !

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  3. Hi Carissa!
    The shawl is gorgeous! Love the colours and the pattern!
    Too bad I don't know how to knit!!!
    Kisses from Portugal!

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