They all look pretty intricate, but I love the Pea Vines scarf.
A lot of her stuff looks more complicated than it is. I love that about Anne's designs; she picks stitch patterns that are short, straightforward repeats that really pop. The edge of that particular shawl has one motif, repeated over and over while the center has one motif spaced well.
Have you made many of her designs?
Rivolo, most recently:
I own several other patterns, and I've think they're on par with the lace stuff that Interweave puts in their magazines in terms of difficulty.
Why not try it? You can always go slow, make the yarn last, and enjoy yourself as you knit. I'm a firm believer that everyone can knit lace. Knit fearlessly!
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Date: 2010-09-11 02:55 am (UTC)A lot of her stuff looks more complicated than it is. I love that about Anne's designs; she picks stitch patterns that are short, straightforward repeats that really pop. The edge of that particular shawl has one motif, repeated over and over while the center has one motif spaced well.
Have you made many of her designs?
Rivolo, most recently:
I own several other patterns, and I've think they're on par with the lace stuff that Interweave puts in their magazines in terms of difficulty.
Why not try it? You can always go slow, make the yarn last, and enjoy yourself as you knit. I'm a firm believer that everyone can knit lace. Knit fearlessly!