This week I’ve added a new hand-knit Alpaca/KidMohair shawl to my Etsy shop. I knit it in olive green Alpaca yarn in a razor lace pattern (a favorite of mine) with accents in a multi-colored Kid Mohairt that blends blues, greens and yellow. The shawl is also available in browns, and I’m planning to make one in plum shades as well.
I’m very excited to have listed the first of my new Fall items in my Etsy shop! Thanks to my wonderful new model, Isis Wright, I now have some great pictures to show them off. It’s hard to resist the temptation to list them all at once, but in order to be noticed among all the great artists on Etsy, it’s better to spread them out a bit. Here are the first two, which went up in my shop yesterday and today!
I can’t even begin to describe how soft this yarn is! It is pure luxury against your skin. I plan to make more of these in quite a few colors in the next little while!
I love Fall colors, and this shawl is perfect for keeping out the chill now that the nights are getting colder. I used a razor lace pattern (one of my faves) to add some feminine detail without making it too frilly. We also photographed this shawl in olive green, which will be in the shop early next week.
I am so glad to have found Isis and I seriously cannot stop knitting now! I’ll be writing more soon about how I met Isis and the great things that can happen when you step outside your comfort zone.
Yesterday I had the privilege of meeting with model/actress Isis Wright to photograph my new pieces for Fall. I cannot even begin to describe how excited I am to have someone of her beauty and talent to represent my pieces! It was an absolute treat to work with her, both in terms of the shots we got and the vibe we had with each other. I was a little nervous to meet and shoot my first “real model” but she is such a genuine person and really seemed to enjoy wearing my pieces, and I felt extremely comfortable with her. I am looking forward to working with her again in the future, and my mind is racing with new project ideas! I thought I’d share a few of my favorite shots from our session. I’ll start listing these pieces in my Etsy shop this afternoon, and continue over the next few days! I could say a lot about each of these photos, but I’ll let them speak for themselves.
I was able to snag a treasury on Etsy last night and I thought I’d share it here as well! I’m a huge fan of earth tones, especially this time of year.
I stayed up knitting till 3am last night. I’m liking this enthusiasm! I’ve had some delicious chunky Baby Alpaca in my stash for a while and I wanted to come up with a project for it. It’s the same yarn I used last year for my button up cowls, but I’ve always wanted to use it for a full-length scarf as well. I wanted something simple that would showcase this amazing yarn and accentuate its softness. Yesterday during my brainstorming session I decided I would try a simple drop stitch scarf. I cast on and finished last night (hence the 3am bedtime!) and was very pleased with the results.
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