Before our road trip, I cast on for a new Musselburgh hat. My grandson, Patrick…
Flared Lace Smoke Ring
The post titles have been so original this week, haven’t they? I guess I just don’t have any clever and witty titles to go with these finished knits. Nevertheless, we complete the Hannah Trifecta today by showing her modeling the Flared Lace Smoke Ring.
I’ve had this pattern in my queue for years but just never got around to knitting it. Then one day a few weeks ago I was in Saftler’s and I spied some Plymouth Earth Ecco Cashmere. It was super soft (Hello, Cashmere) and reasonably priced and this pattern instantly popped into my head. I knew it would be a perfect combination and I was right.
I love the natural color.
I love that it can be worn softly around the neck or pulled up over the head for extra warmth.
I love the girl modeling it for me, too, but you already know that. She’s cute and charming and smart and funny. She’s a good friend and a great daughter. And despite her complaints about the cold, well, she loves to act and model. In fact, here she is channeling her inner 50s movie star.
The drama overfloweth.
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Beautiful knit, and perfect for cashmere. Yes, the glasses make Hannah into….Audrey? Greta?
She looks fabulous in that look. The cowl looks warm and cozy, too!
complaining about the cold was part of the fun, and the drama, no?
another beauty!
I am definitely digging the 50s film star look. Perhaps I will make one for myself. 🙂
Beautiful, both the smoke ring and Hannah.
Pretty! The lace stitch shows up well in the natural-colored yarn.
Yes, a movie star in the making. The glasses are the perfect finishing touch.
Love this piece! An my, you certainly were a busy little knitter-bee, weren’t you?
You DID get the knit goods back after this photo shoot, didn’t you? She looks all to happy to wear those beauties!
Very pretty! I bet the cashmere feel fabulous around your neck.
I love that smoke ring. The stitch pattern is very pretty and looks great in the natural color.
Oh – I didnd’t know you could wear it like that?? Now – now I’m interested!! Hannah reminds me so much of how I’m dreaming Kathryn will be in a few years. *hoping*
You’ve still got that poor kid out in the cold modeling handknits?! (Kidding….beautiful smoke ring, beautiful girl, even with that blue tinge to her skin.)
Adorable! Both of them! I love the smoke ring pattern too. There must be something appropriate in the stash for that…
The cowl is beautiful and Hannah looks like she is posing for an 8×10 glossy for her portfolio! Thanks for sharing!
Dang, you really have been knitting up a storm!
Beautiful cowl. I’ll just bet it is warm and soft. Hannah looks beautiful as usual!
I can almost feel that cashmere… another winning project!
Beautiful smoke ring. Is it a little warmer out for the model?
I love the FO’s, especialy that gorgeous cowl. And your model is lovely!
The “Smoke Ring” is perfect above that “Blaze Red” shawl!
Wow, its an amazing number of finished projects over here.
How long was that child outside without a coat? No wonder she got whiny. *L*
Another beautiful project! That pattern is on my list, too. Maybe it’s time to go hunting for yarn now that I’ve seen how lovely yours is.
Beautiful! Wait, oh..the project was nifty, too! lol
Hannah has the perfect glasses! Your cowl is beautiful!
I’ve been fondling that ecco cashmere every time I go into the LYS! I love what you did with it … Now I’m thinking about copying you!
Oh thing of beauty! *swoons*
Another dramatic knit. Lovely.
And look out Anne Hathaway. The next Hepburn is working her mojo!
okay, how fast are you actually knitting?! slow down with the FOs 🙂
You do have the BEST model! (and she’s modeling some wicked lovely knits too)
Lovely and lovely! Thank you for choosing HeartStrings.
Beautifully light and airy. Bet it’s nice and warm. I like the natural too. It’ll go with everything. As Erin said you have been a busy little knitter-bee!
That is so beautiful. I love the lace pattern. I think I need to knit one of these.
Hannah is a fabulous model. She is looking so grown up. You have really finished up a lot of great projects!
You HAVE been prolific!! Hannah looks like she is enjoying herself in these pictures 🙂
Ooh, that’s pretty. I have a Flared Smoke Ring and it’s one of my favorite things this time of year.
Absolutely gorgeous… I gotta feel for Hannah though, her nose looks red in one of those. I know it’s much colder there at your house than at mine.
wow. Love it! great pattern, and such a divine use for cashmere. I’ll bet that it is divine around your neck.
love that last photo of Hannah – and I bet that you could totally pull off the 50’s glam too!
Happy New Year to you and your family! The last three featured knits (red, white, and blue, incidentally) are all gorgeous, as is your model daughter :).