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I’ve been eager to try the Silk and Silver yarn from Blue Heron. The seal/ombre is a lovely colourway shot through with real silver. When I opened the package, I was a little worried that the silver threads would shed – and you all know that I can’t stand yarn that sheds! Not one thread came off. It was easy to work with and has a wonderful drape. It’s hard to tell in the photos, but in real life the fine silver threads have just the right amount of sparkle.
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The Fanette Shawl is worked in a two-row Tunisian crochet pattern that creates little lacy fans and openwork. It is edged along the bottom with simple arches in regular crochet. The pattern is
for sale on my website.
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I’ve been eager to try the Silk and Silver yarn from Blue Heron. The seal/ombre is a lovely colourway shot through with real silver. When I opened the package, I was a little worried that the silver threads would shed – and you all know that I can’t stand yarn that sheds! Not one thread came off. It was easy to work with and has a wonderful drape. It’s hard to tell in the photos, but in real life the fine silver threads have just the right amount of sparkle..jpg)
The Fanette Shawl is worked in a two-row Tunisian crochet pattern that creates little lacy fans and openwork. It is edged along the bottom with simple arches in regular crochet. The pattern is for sale on my website.
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