I added a scalloped border in dark blue on three sides and a single crochet finish across the neck edge. I've already taken this shawl to church for our Prayer Shawl ministry.
My Friday, page 56 is from Mrs. Lincoln's Dressmaker by Jennifer Chiaverini:
"Suddenly she was seized by the cold realization that she would likely be asked to sew many black dresses in the months ahead as her patrons lost husbands, sons, and brothers, and donned the somber colors of mourning as custom demanded. Shaking off the thought, she spied a black silk dress that Mrs. Lincoln must have brought with her from Illinois and held it up."
5 comments:
I thoroughly enjoyed Jennifer Chiaverini's Elm Creek Quilts series, so I'm sure I'll like this book too.
The shawl you made is lovely. It's been a while since I crocheted -- I've been quilting lately -- but it's a craft I've always enjoyed.
Here's the link to my Friday post: HANK & CHLOE.
That shawl is very beautiful!
Sounds like a very somber moment in the book. I wonder what happened though.
Happy weekend!
The shawl is beautiful, and I had to laugh about the shoes, mine are everywhere.
Hugs to you,
Meredith
Beautiful shawl!
You and I seem to have the same taste in books! This title by Chiaverini is on my TBR list. I have read several of her books so I am looking forward to it. Your crochet is beautiful -- I wish I could crochet or knit but alas, I am lacking that particular gene or brain cell. But I love yours.
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