Diligently I have been keeping to my goal to finish at least three shawls before I started another. (I have yarn and patterns for four shawls, patiently waiting).
Hope’s shawl made from garage sale find by Grandpa Red and sox yarn. I like the way it finished and hope a young girl will remember Grandpa when she wears it.
Shelby is Hope’s older sister. If you make a shawl for one granddaughter, the other granddaughter needs one, too. I love this yarn, the colors are bright, the stitch definition is good and it felt nice as it flowed through my fingers.
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Thoughts of Grace 
I really like the second shawl. It’s exactly the sort of thing I like. I must go and favourite the pattern so I don’t forget it.
It was a fun knit, ruffle first then the body. . .thanks
Those two shawls are beautiful! Yesh, you can’t give one grandchild and gift without the other getting one too. Hopefully they will cherish the time you put into them ( I know I still have many of my grandma’s gifts she made me)
Opps, misunderstanding – grand daughters of Grandpa Red you bought the hot pink mohair hair at a garage sale. I’d like to call them mine. thanks
I love your shawls!
thanks
How sweet to knit shawls for your granddaughters! I’m the same way in that I always have more shawls I want to knit.
Opps, again, granddaughters belong to Grandpa Red who bought the hot pink mohair at a garage sale. I love them like their mine.
I know that if my Grama had presented either of these shawls to me when I was young I would have been thrilled. Nice job
I just think in my mind I’m grannie, but the granddaughters of Grandpa Red who bought the hot pink yarn at a garage sale. Thanks
Both shawls are beautiful, but I especially like the second one. Those are two lucky little girls.
I like the second better also, but felt like I needed to use the yarn Grandpa bought for something.