Update on Noreens shawl pattern

WELL DONE CHER)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

Ophelia
Scotland



"Cher" wrote in message
...
Hi all, First of all I'd like to say thankyou to Noreen for this fab
pattern. It is so easy! only 6pattern rows and three of them are just
purl
the row back.

I am using the extra fine blues through to lavendar pinky that I blended
and
spun.

The only trouble I had, was with the yarn itself. Being so very very
fine,
and unplied, I found it difficult to get going, but once a few rows had
been
done, it gave me something to hold to be able to get going.

I've done 10ins of the pattern so far, and found that it is oblongish
circles with holes all the way around it. The rainbow effect of my
dyeing,
has given the shawl an extra interest.

How are you others doing with your knitting of this ab fab pattern?

Please post on here to let us all know how it is going. I went to a
family
bar b que yesterday, where I would normally take along my 'wheel' and
spin,
I took my shawl, and sat at a lighted table well after dark, knitting.
Everyone there was intrigued. I may have started a new trend, as my
S.I.L.
who recently has been chair bound, and now still on crutches since
breaking
her ankle, has taken up charity knitting. She now wants to make a stole
in
this sort of 'Holey' pattern. I've given her a baby shawl pattern and
worked it out so that she hasn't got to cast on so many.....this intrigued
her mother, and her sons wife, so there are now a few more UK'ers either
going back to knitting or starting a new hobby! LOL.

So Noreen.....look what you've started!
Thanks again for the wonderful easy to remember pattern and tips.

Cheers.....Cher

OHMIGAWD, Cher! I haven't even started it yet! Of course, I don't have any
appropriate wool, so that could be why. Congratulations, even though you are
making me look like a slug. g
Katherine

"Cher" wrote in message
...
Hi all, First of all I'd like to say thankyou to Noreen for this fab
pattern. It is so easy! only 6pattern rows and three of them are just
purl
the row back.

I am using the extra fine blues through to lavendar pinky that I blended
and
spun.

The only trouble I had, was with the yarn itself. Being so very very
fine,
and unplied, I found it difficult to get going, but once a few rows had
been
done, it gave me something to hold to be able to get going.

I've done 10ins of the pattern so far, and found that it is oblongish
circles with holes all the way around it. The rainbow effect of my
dyeing,
has given the shawl an extra interest.

How are you others doing with your knitting of this ab fab pattern?

Please post on here to let us all know how it is going. I went to a
family
bar b que yesterday, where I would normally take along my 'wheel' and
spin,
I took my shawl, and sat at a lighted table well after dark, knitting.
Everyone there was intrigued. I may have started a new trend, as my
S.I.L.
who recently has been chair bound, and now still on crutches since
breaking
her ankle, has taken up charity knitting. She now wants to make a stole
in
this sort of 'Holey' pattern. I've given her a baby shawl pattern and
worked it out so that she hasn't got to cast on so many.....this intrigued
her mother, and her sons wife, so there are now a few more UK'ers either
going back to knitting or starting a new hobby! LOL.

So Noreen.....look what you've started!
Thanks again for the wonderful easy to remember pattern and tips.

Cheers.....Cher

Thanks Ophelia, but oh what a pretty little pattern it is too......Cher

"Ophelia" wrote in message
...
WELL DONE CHER)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

Ophelia
Scotland



"Cher" wrote in message
...
Hi all, First of all I'd like to say thankyou to Noreen for this fab
pattern. It is so easy! only 6pattern rows and three of them are just
purl
the row back.

I am using the extra fine blues through to lavendar pinky that I blended
and
spun.

The only trouble I had, was with the yarn itself. Being so very very
fine,
and unplied, I found it difficult to get going, but once a few rows had
been
done, it gave me something to hold to be able to get going.

I've done 10ins of the pattern so far, and found that it is oblongish
circles with holes all the way around it. The rainbow effect of my
dyeing,
has given the shawl an extra interest.

How are you others doing with your knitting of this ab fab pattern?

Please post on here to let us all know how it is going. I went to a
family
bar b que yesterday, where I would normally take along my 'wheel' and
spin,
I took my shawl, and sat at a lighted table well after dark, knitting.
Everyone there was intrigued. I may have started a new trend, as my
S.I.L.
who recently has been chair bound, and now still on crutches since
breaking
her ankle, has taken up charity knitting. She now wants to make a stole
in
this sort of 'Holey' pattern. I've given her a baby shawl pattern and
worked it out so that she hasn't got to cast on so many.....this
intrigued
her mother, and her sons wife, so there are now a few more UK'ers
either
going back to knitting or starting a new hobby! LOL.

So Noreen.....look what you've started!
Thanks again for the wonderful easy to remember pattern and tips.

Cheers.....Cher

No Problem Noreen, it is very beautiful, and oh so dainty.

Cheers...Cher

"Noreen's Knit*che" wrote in message
news:200382583128.728807@j9o2a1...
On Mon, 25 Aug 2003 07:35:35 -0500, Cher wrote:
Hi all, First of all I'd like to say thankyou to Noreen for this fab
pattern. It is so easy! only 6pattern rows and three of them are
just purl
the row back.

I am using the extra fine blues through to lavendar pinky that I
blended and
spun.

The only trouble I had, was with the yarn itself. Being so very
very fine,
and unplied, I found it difficult to get going, but once a few rows
had been
done, it gave me something to hold to be able to get going.

I've done 10ins of the pattern so far, and found that it is
oblongish
circles with holes all the way around it. The rainbow effect of my
dyeing,
has given the shawl an extra interest.

How are you others doing with your knitting of this ab fab pattern?

Please post on here to let us all know how it is going. I went to
a family
bar b que yesterday, where I would normally take along my 'wheel'
and spin,
I took my shawl, and sat at a lighted table well after dark,
knitting.
Everyone there was intrigued. I may have started a new trend, as
my S.I.L.
who recently has been chair bound, and now still on crutches since
breaking
her ankle, has taken up charity knitting. She now wants to make a
stole in
this sort of 'Holey' pattern. I've given her a baby shawl pattern
and
worked it out so that she hasn't got to cast on so many.....this
intrigued
her mother, and her sons wife, so there are now a few more UK'ers
either
going back to knitting or starting a new hobby! LOL.

So Noreen.....look what you've started!
Thanks again for the wonderful easy to remember pattern and tips.

Cheers.....Cher

*blush*
*awww shucks, Cher*
And, you're WELCOME!!!!
Hugs,
Noreen

Noreen's Knit*che
(Knitting, Crocheting, Tatting & BobbinLace are my NICHE in life...)
NATA #447
(my family tree is FULL of 'nuts'!)

It sounds gorgeous! I can't wait to see it.
Katherine

"Cher" wrote in message
...
Oh no, but that is because you have other things on. I didn't and was
therefore able to make the time to get the wool spun and dyed,and the
needles sorted out before I even got the pattern. So I was waiting for
something to do. So no you aren't a slug, you are just finishing off
other
things first.

It is a very pretty pattern though. Let us know when you manage to start
it
Katherine. I say they are oval ish type of rounds with the holes all the
way around it. It reminds me of very mini minature easter eggs with holes
all the way around it. Or little mini paw prints...lol My dh says they
look like little flowers. Because of the colour, I guess my shawl will
be
a pale african violet flowered shawl...(g).

Cheers.....Cher


"Katherine Burgess" wrote in message
...
OHMIGAWD, Cher! I haven't even started it yet! Of course, I don't have
any
appropriate wool, so that could be why. Congratulations, even though you
are
making me look like a slug. g
Katherine

"Cher" wrote in message
...
Hi all, First of all I'd like to say thankyou to Noreen for this fab
pattern. It is so easy! only 6pattern rows and three of them are just
purl
the row back.

I am using the extra fine blues through to lavendar pinky that I
blended
and
spun.

The only trouble I had, was with the yarn itself. Being so very very
fine,
and unplied, I found it difficult to get going, but once a few rows
had
been
done, it gave me something to hold to be able to get going.

I've done 10ins of the pattern so far, and found that it is oblongish
circles with holes all the way around it. The rainbow effect of my
dyeing,
has given the shawl an extra interest.

How are you others doing with your knitting of this ab fab pattern?

Please post on here to let us all know how it is going. I went to a
family
bar b que yesterday, where I would normally take along my 'wheel' and
spin,
I took my shawl, and sat at a lighted table well after dark,
knitting.
Everyone there was intrigued. I may have started a new trend, as my
S.I.L.
who recently has been chair bound, and now still on crutches since
breaking
her ankle, has taken up charity knitting. She now wants to make a
stole
in
this sort of 'Holey' pattern. I've given her a baby shawl pattern
and
worked it out so that she hasn't got to cast on so many.....this
intrigued
her mother, and her sons wife, so there are now a few more UK'ers
either
going back to knitting or starting a new hobby! LOL.

So Noreen.....look what you've started!
Thanks again for the wonderful easy to remember pattern and tips.

Cheers.....Cher

Well there I have a problem, but one I think I can get out of, because
after my large hard drived last pc crashed and was unrepairable, I grabbed
the one from upstairs to use....it's old, slow, but keeps going. Anyway
there isn't enough room inside the box to put in the camera driver, but I
notice that as I can use the windows modem, I can remove the other modem
inside the box, thus freeing up a space/slot to plug in the camera card...
So I'll play next week and see if I can at least get my camera back online.

Cheers.....Cher
"Katherine Burgess" wrote in message
...
It sounds gorgeous! I can't wait to see it.
Katherine

"Cher" wrote in message
...
Oh no, but that is because you have other things on. I didn't and was
therefore able to make the time to get the wool spun and dyed,and the
needles sorted out before I even got the pattern. So I was waiting for
something to do. So no you aren't a slug, you are just finishing off
other
things first.

It is a very pretty pattern though. Let us know when you manage to
start
it
Katherine. I say they are oval ish type of rounds with the holes all
the
way around it. It reminds me of very mini minature easter eggs with
holes
all the way around it. Or little mini paw prints...lol My dh says they
look like little flowers. Because of the colour, I guess my shawl will
be
a pale african violet flowered shawl...(g).

Cheers.....Cher


"Katherine Burgess" wrote in message
...
OHMIGAWD, Cher! I haven't even started it yet! Of course, I don't have
any
appropriate wool, so that could be why. Congratulations, even though
you
are
making me look like a slug. g
Katherine

"Cher" wrote in message
...
Hi all, First of all I'd like to say thankyou to Noreen for this fab
pattern. It is so easy! only 6pattern rows and three of them are
just
purl
the row back.

I am using the extra fine blues through to lavendar pinky that I
blended
and
spun.

The only trouble I had, was with the yarn itself. Being so very
very
fine,
and unplied, I found it difficult to get going, but once a few rows
had
been
done, it gave me something to hold to be able to get going.

I've done 10ins of the pattern so far, and found that it is
oblongish
circles with holes all the way around it. The rainbow effect of my
dyeing,
has given the shawl an extra interest.

How are you others doing with your knitting of this ab fab pattern?

Please post on here to let us all know how it is going. I went to a
family
bar b que yesterday, where I would normally take along my 'wheel'
and
spin,
I took my shawl, and sat at a lighted table well after dark,
knitting.
Everyone there was intrigued. I may have started a new trend, as my
S.I.L.
who recently has been chair bound, and now still on crutches since
breaking
her ankle, has taken up charity knitting. She now wants to make a
stole
in
this sort of 'Holey' pattern. I've given her a baby shawl pattern
and
worked it out so that she hasn't got to cast on so many.....this
intrigued
her mother, and her sons wife, so there are now a few more UK'ers
either
going back to knitting or starting a new hobby! LOL.

So Noreen.....look what you've started!
Thanks again for the wonderful easy to remember pattern and tips.

Cheers.....Cher

After reading about this shawl pattern, I am very interested in this
pattern. I was wondering if you could email it to me, Noreen. I promise
not to sell it, distribute it, or anything like that. This is simply for my
own pleasure.

Laura

You will succeed! g
Katherine

"Cher" wrote in message
...
Well there I have a problem, but one I think I can get out of, because
after my large hard drived last pc crashed and was unrepairable, I grabbed
the one from upstairs to use....it's old, slow, but keeps going. Anyway
there isn't enough room inside the box to put in the camera driver, but I
notice that as I can use the windows modem, I can remove the other modem
inside the box, thus freeing up a space/slot to plug in the camera card...
So I'll play next week and see if I can at least get my camera back
online.

Cheers.....Cher
"Katherine Burgess" wrote in message
...
It sounds gorgeous! I can't wait to see it.
Katherine

"Cher" wrote in message
...
Oh no, but that is because you have other things on. I didn't and
was
therefore able to make the time to get the wool spun and dyed,and the
needles sorted out before I even got the pattern. So I was waiting
for
something to do. So no you aren't a slug, you are just finishing off
other
things first.

It is a very pretty pattern though. Let us know when you manage to
start
it
Katherine. I say they are oval ish type of rounds with the holes all
the
way around it. It reminds me of very mini minature easter eggs with
holes
all the way around it. Or little mini paw prints...lol My dh says
they
look like little flowers. Because of the colour, I guess my shawl
will
be
a pale african violet flowered shawl...(g).

Cheers.....Cher


"Katherine Burgess" wrote in message
...
OHMIGAWD, Cher! I haven't even started it yet! Of course, I don't
have
any
appropriate wool, so that could be why. Congratulations, even though
you
are
making me look like a slug. g
Katherine

"Cher" wrote in message
...
Hi all, First of all I'd like to say thankyou to Noreen for this
fab
pattern. It is so easy! only 6pattern rows and three of them are
just
purl
the row back.

I am using the extra fine blues through to lavendar pinky that I
blended
and
spun.

The only trouble I had, was with the yarn itself. Being so very
very
fine,
and unplied, I found it difficult to get going, but once a few
rows
had
been
done, it gave me something to hold to be able to get going.

I've done 10ins of the pattern so far, and found that it is
oblongish
circles with holes all the way around it. The rainbow effect of
my
dyeing,
has given the shawl an extra interest.

How are you others doing with your knitting of this ab fab
pattern?

Please post on here to let us all know how it is going. I went to
a
family
bar b que yesterday, where I would normally take along my 'wheel'
and
spin,
I took my shawl, and sat at a lighted table well after dark,
knitting.
Everyone there was intrigued. I may have started a new trend, as
my
S.I.L.
who recently has been chair bound, and now still on crutches since
breaking
her ankle, has taken up charity knitting. She now wants to make a
stole
in
this sort of 'Holey' pattern. I've given her a baby shawl
pattern
and
worked it out so that she hasn't got to cast on so many.....this
intrigued
her mother, and her sons wife, so there are now a few more UK'ers
either
going back to knitting or starting a new hobby! LOL.

So Noreen.....look what you've started!
Thanks again for the wonderful easy to remember pattern and tips.

Cheers.....Cher

On Mon, 25 Aug 2003 21:50:53 -0500, Laura Sullwold wrote:
After reading about this shawl pattern, I am very interested in this
pattern. I was wondering if you could email it to me, Noreen. I
promise
not to sell it, distribute it, or anything like that. This is
simply for my
own pleasure.

Laura

Laura, send me your real email addy to and
I'll send it out next week when I get back online...
Hugs,
Noreen

Noreen's Knit*che
(Knitting, Crocheting, Tatting & BobbinLace are my NICHE in life...)
NATA #447
(my family tree is FULL of 'nuts'!)

--- Original Message ---
From: "Laura Sullwold"
To:
Cc:
Sent: Mon, 25 Aug 2003 21:50:53 -0500
Subject: Update on Noreens shawl pattern

After reading about this shawl pattern, I am very interested in this
pattern. I was wondering if you could email it to me, Noreen. I
promise
not to sell it, distribute it, or anything like that. This is
simply for my
own pleasure.

Laura

Laura, I need a real email to send this to....
Noreen



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