“I feel like I have knitted a masterpiece.” — Jenny
Full body shot of Andrea from the back. She's holding up a richly textured blue shawl with pink gradient flowers that she's wearing over a matching embroidered gown.
I had a fantastic group of testers try this pattern out and help me make it even better. Here’s what they had to say about it.
“I’m proud of what I accomplished with your pattern and Catherine’s yarn. I can’t stop looking at it!” -- Jacquie
“The cables are beautiful and the gradient kind of sneaks up on you as you’re knitting. It’s quite magical really.” -- Natalie
“Wow. Best. Charts. Ever.” -- Laura M.
“I’m having a lot of fun knitting the cables and lace. And I’m really excited by how the blue just keeps getting darker and darker!” -- Sandra G.
“I feel like I have knitted a masterpiece.” — Jenny
Get started with your own epic heirloom shawl!
This is the epic heirloom project you’ve been waiting for.
My sister Jenni’s sewing projects are elaborate. Think lush velvet renaissance gowns, extravagant silk tailcoats and bustled wedding dresses. So when she told me she was getting married I knew the clothes would be incredible, and, after sewing my own embellished bridesmaid gown, I set about designing an elegant shawl to complete the look. I collaborated with Gauge Dye Works to make yarn with a stunning blue gradient and floral pink that perfectly matches the embroidery on my dress and reflects the floral garden theme of Jenni’s wedding. When you wrap this exquisite heirloom around your shoulders, you’ll feel the cozy sense of accomplishment that comes from knitting something spectacular.
Get the yarn specially created for this pattern by Catherine at Gauge Dye Works.
Andrea is standing in a forest wearing a blue shawl wrapped kerchief style. It's got bright pink flowers along the edge.
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