Both are deliciously soft and if I could manage, I would wrap the silk/camel blend around me to wear always. I forgot to mention yesterday, but my local yarn shop also carries a buffalo down blend that almost made it's way home with me. However, the over $50 price tag kept it in the store. For now.
I know I want to make a hat with the Madelinetosh. The Marrakesh is where I'm not sure. I haven't worked with lace weight yarn before. So I spent some time searching on Ravelry to see what other people have made with both of these yarns.
It didn't help me decided yet, but I thought I would share with you the possible patterns I may use. I do intend to knit or crochet these up in the coming months.
First, the Madelinetosh...

Lace Leaf hat. Image source.


And now my beloved silk and camel...
Fern scarf. Image source.
Indian Feathers shawl. Image source.
Sezession I shawl. Image source. This one is standing out as the frontrunner.
Any of them stand out for you?
Linking up to Making Rebecca Lynne for her Thursday Think Tank. Hopefully I will have a finished item to share with you tomorrow.
3 comments:
For the thicker wool, I love that Rosebud hat with the cable stitch. For the fine yarn, the Indian Feathers shawl looks interesting, but I'd need it longer. Decision, decisions.... fun and more fun.
Oh, those are hard to choose! I do the same thing with fabric. I'm thinking of making a particular quilt stat, just because I got some Modern Whimsy.
Mmmm Rosebud Hat. LOVE IT!!!
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