Pebble Beach Shawl Complete


Oh am I excited to share with you my finished shawl!! Thank you Ginny for such a lovely soft skein of silk wool blend to knit into a lovely finished project.  I urge you, dear readers, to try your best to purchase from her Etsy shop whenever she updates.  Just like in the wild wild west, you need a quick trigger finger to select and click 'buy'.  Lucky for me, I knew what I wanted (fingering weight) before falling down the rabbit hole of uncertainty.


Through general consensus, you all recommended the pebble beach shawl pattern, thank you for a wonderful idea.  I loved knitting this pattern and I know I will knit this one again and again.  I love the way it fits just so as a scrunched up scarf/cowl which is the way I wear most of my knits without the heavy bulky feeling.



Ravelry notes are here




Comments

  1. What a perfect yarn and pattern match! You've knit a really beautiful shawl and it looks just perfect for spring. Wear it in health and happiness!

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  2. The color is beautiful and it looks like an elegant, yet cozy shawl. Enjoy its lovely softness and warmth!

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  3. It is just beautiful! You've inspired me. I need to block mine this week. It has been finished for months. I always avoid blocking.

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  4. So pretty. I have just begun another Pebble Beach in a pink for spring. I made on in hand dyed alpaca and wear it all the time.

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  5. So gorgeous! Now I want to knit one!!

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  6. What a beautiful shawl, and the yarn looks luscious! Isn't it great to knit a pattern you like so much you want to do it again and again?

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  7. Wonderful! Enjoy wearing it!

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  8. It is just gorgeous!! Truly beautiful color!

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  9. Karen, it's sooooo pretty!! Thank you for using my yarn!

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  10. Your Pebble Beach is beautiful! After seeing one of your earlier posts, I started knitting one too. It's a wonderful pattern & I can't wait to finish mine but I'm determined to focus on finishing 2 other almost done projects I have going first. But even so, I can't help but knit at least 1 row a night on my Pebble Beach.

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  11. Oh, it's beautiful! What a lovely pattern, and I LOVE the color (which looks fabulous on you, Karen). I've got my eye on Ginny's shop, and I may just have to order some of her fingering yarn and knit myself a Pebble Beach shawl.

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  12. What a delight, a truly stunning creation. Enjoy wearing it such a scrumptious yarn and colour.

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  13. Such a lovely shawl! It really is the perfect pattern for this special skein of yarn :)

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  14. It's beautiful, Karen! ❤️

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  15. Very lovely. You whipped that one out quickly, it seems! I love the coral color. A perfect transition to spring.

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  16. You are done already? Impressive! Very nice, too.

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  17. OKAY - I am going to get this shawl pattern really really soon!!!
    I love it....

    Linda in VA

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  18. This is so you. Lovely color and pretty lace.

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  19. Karen! Just gorgeous. I LOVE the finish. I loved watching you knit it up.

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  20. It's just gorgeous. Your lace knitting is just perfect.

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  21. Beautiful yarn and a beautiful pattern beautifully made by you! Enjoy wearing it! xx

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  22. Oh how beautiful Karen!!! I love the color, it's perfect for the design.

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  23. So very pretty. Have fun wearing your new shawl.

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  24. One of my favourite colours...beautiful. it looks lovely and light

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  25. what a beauty this one is!!!! on her last update, i managed to score 2 skeins of luscious pale peach dk from Ginny.....can't decide what to do with it, so now, I'm just fondling it.
    This was a perfect pattern for the perfect yarn and fits you and your colouring perfectly!!!!

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  26. It is absolutely perfect! Beautiful color and as always, you picked the perfect pattern.

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