Hello,
When I first saw this dream bird shawl a few year ago, I wanted to make one so badly. I didn't mind paying for the pattern either. But after I read comments from people who followed the pattern, they said the pattern was confusing. Therefore, it hold me back from purchasing the pattern. Not long ago I started to search for tip on making the DreamBird shawl and I found a few that said the pattern was easy to follow. All I need is to follow a one page line by line instruction. I decided to buy the pattern and gave it a tried. Here is my first feather practiced using 4 ply worsted yarn. It took me a long time but I did it the very first try. Very easy to follow just need two stitch markers (I used scrap yarn) and a row counter.
Stay tune for my first completed DreamBird shawl.
Helen
When I first saw this dream bird shawl a few year ago, I wanted to make one so badly. I didn't mind paying for the pattern either. But after I read comments from people who followed the pattern, they said the pattern was confusing. Therefore, it hold me back from purchasing the pattern. Not long ago I started to search for tip on making the DreamBird shawl and I found a few that said the pattern was easy to follow. All I need is to follow a one page line by line instruction. I decided to buy the pattern and gave it a tried. Here is my first feather practiced using 4 ply worsted yarn. It took me a long time but I did it the very first try. Very easy to follow just need two stitch markers (I used scrap yarn) and a row counter.
Stay tune for my first completed DreamBird shawl.
Helen
2 comments:
Can't wait to see it!
This is way over my head! Look forward to seeing the completed project ... have a nice weekend, Katie
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