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At last! After a loooong nightmare caused by a virus-whose-name-should-not-be-pronounced, life is slowly but surely returning to “normal”… Before everything went crazy, I was working on a new shawl design so every night of this crisis, I was “Zigging the Zag”💤 !! …and this project helped me to find peace of mind every night afterPlus ➡

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I am very happy with this new shawl design: Bain de Soleil (which means “sunbath” in french)  😉 This design was inspired by colors (as always) and textures of different yarns blended together: Flamel (for the look of alpaca), Fizwizbiz (for the lovely 1ply-sparkling effect) and Hermione (my beloved fuzzy silk mohair) !! I was helped byPlus ➡

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This shawl pattern was designed by Louise Robert during a wonderful trip to Mexico, Riviera Maya nearby the archaeological site Xcaret. The rich history of this site from the Mayan civilization was a source of inspiration for this model ♥ The Xcaret shawl has a geometrical shape bordered with a lace pattern showing natural curves inspiredPlus ➡

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Each Unpredictable Shawl is unique! To knit this shawl, you will need yarn, knitting needles and two dice. How does it work? Simply roll the dice: one of them tells you which skein to use and the other shows the knitting pattern to follow ♥ The Biscotte’s Shawl Knitting Game comes in a gift box on Biscotte Yarns thatPlus ➡

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I had fun with the Byzantin shawl, playing with one self-striping, one speckled and one semi-solid color. Faster to knit with DK weight yarn, you won’t get bored with this project! Find the pattern on Biscotte Yarns website. SIZE AFTER BLOCKING : Width = 193 cm (76’’) Height = 61 cm (24’’)  You will need the following: Plus ➡

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This shawl is an original design created for Biscotte Yarns, worked in three pieces: its base is composed of two triangles crowned with a diamond. Both triangles are worked separately and are assembled together when knitting the third part. While working on this shawl, I remembered a specific project from my studies in art historyPlus ➡

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Original pattern by Louise Robert for Biscotte Yarns : “When I designed this crescent shawl, I wanted to create of a wraparound shawl that would be worn just as a comforting blanket. The softness of Sirius yarn and its rustic look were exactly what I needed to achieve this project! In addition to the instructionsPlus ➡