cosmicpluto knits!

Gorgeous little thing! Love the color!

I love the one skein (or two skein) projects. It is a great way to make something really special without breaking the bank!

It’s very pretty! I love the fact that it’s reversible. I’ve really been missing that kind of pattern. Goes in the queue immediately for that reason and for being a great small stashbuster (I have a lot of single skeins of good stuff).

Lovely! The yarn you chose is beautiful.

it’s lovely! i love the color. the yarn looks really squishy.

love this one!!! and i happen to have some casbah in stash right now.

Love it….it will be gorgeous in Koigu PPPM.

I’d so love to knit this!!!! It’s gorgeous!

I absolutely love that it’s reversible, and that garter stitch looks so smooshy and nice!

What a great pattern. Happily, buyers can download it; otherwise you’d be kept quite busy mailing orders.

i love this so much!

Very nice! New patterns always seem to appear on my non-payday week! Drat. Next week!

liking it! i made your simple yet effective, could maybe be ready to knit another!

Oh, how lovely! I love how it’s reversible. It looks so squooshy and wonderful!

Absolutely beautiful!

[...] and I already know what I am going to knit next and yes, it is another shawl, the Milkweed Shawl by Laura Chau, I saw it on her when I visited Lettuce Knit last Wednesday and was so happy to see [...]

love all of the garter stitch! casbah is great yarn too.

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[...] July 21, 2009 by helloknitty Quick knits seem to be calling my name, so the Milkweed Shawl was right up my [...]

[...] from this roving was really pretty, and super soft. So much so, that I had to cast on for a second Milkweed scarf as soon as the yarn was spun. I had about 160 yards of heavy-worsted weight, in this nice [...]

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[...] The Milkweed Shawl [...]

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[...] proud of myself and wear it quite a bit. And I immediately cast on for a new shawl, using the Milkweed pattern (rav link). It’s already done, but needs blocking before I post about it [...]

[...] Loop after reading on Rav that a few people ran out before finishing the last chart of the Milkweed. I cast on last night- for the billionth time. We’ll see how far I get this [...]

[...] Macro Lace Cardigan – actually, all 3 of her patterns in this series are gooders; not to mention the Milkweed Shawl… [...]

[...] Plated Options :: US4/3.5mm Start: 26 June 2009 Finish: 6 September 2009 Made for: me Pattern: Milkweed Shawl [Laura [...]

[...] Cielo Fingering in Luminous Heart, a gorgeous purple and brown combo.   I had intended to make a Milkweed Shawl out of the yarn, but Mr. Kninja told me his mother would like something I’d designed myself, [...]

I’m linking to this pattern! I love it! Thanks
Vicki

[...] still trawling the world wide web for replacements and I think that I’ve narrowed my choices down to a [...]

[...] one was a quick pleasant knit. I used Laura Chau Milkweed pattern and Hand Maiden Casbah sock [...]

[...] yarns.  At the time that I made my Clothilde, I thought that the yarn would work really well for a Milkweed Shawl.  This yarn is for a bright autumnal Milkweed for me.  I don’t know when I’ll have [...]

[...] in a fit of self pity, I wound my Becoming Art Cielo Fingering and cast on for a Milkweed Shawl.  Wound, I see a lot more of the blacks in the yarn than I saw when it was in skein form.  And [...]

[...] proud of myself and wear it quite a bit. And I immediately cast on for a new shawl, using the Milkweed pattern (rav link). It’s already done, but needs blocking before I post about it [...]

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[...] project, was a Milkweed Shawl and was knit on Addi-Lace Turbos (3.5mm/US 4 size, 32″ length cord).  The yarn used was [...]

[...] Milkweed Shawl by Laura Chau.  This pattern is a little reversible shawl that is super quick to knit and perfect for that special ball of sock yarn or handspun that you’ve got hidden away in your stash. [...]

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[...] then I remembered the new pattern I had just seen– Laura Chau’s Milkweed Shawl. It was [...]

[...] garter stitch will most always be your friend with handspun, handpainted yarn, and knit another Milkweed shawl (rav link). It went at lightning speed – a flash knit.  Last night it was knit — [...]