Fabulous Friday

Week 32 = Knitting Facts
Day 3 = August 8, 2014

     For Fabulous Friday my pattern of choice is Wingspan by maylin Tri'Coterie Designs. This pattern is a great example of how people can put their own spin on someone else's design. Today I am going to use mainly pictures today to give you as many examples as possible. If you want to see them all on Ravelry, just click Wingspan.

by mcchook Flickr

My Thoughts - The border between each

wing makes for a very stunning shawl.

© Cassiopia

My Thoughts - This shawl has a lot more wings

that are much shorter in length and the color

 change is a subtle look.

© RaquelChole

My Thoughts - Who doesn't love watermelon!

I love the color pattern in this shawl.

© shastastevens

My Thoughts - Rather than leaving the points

square, this person decided to make them

pointy with nice arches in between.

© augenstern

My Thoughts - The red border around the

neck is the perfect touch of bold coloring.

© earthkat

My Thoughts - The yarn on this shawl stripes

perfectly for the different wings.

© AniaAR

My Thoughts - This shawl is smaller and I

think that it is kismet that it begins and

ends with the color purple.

© rhyolyn

My Thoughts - From the little bit that

we can see of this shawl, it looks like a

lot of small triangles in a beautiful

rainbow coloring.

© RedScot

My Thoughts - The points of this shawl

are quite exaggerated and it accents

the rows of eyelets beautifully.

© kulabra

My Thoughts - This is a different take on

the rainbow effect. Using the whole shawl

to do the rainbow change is gorgeous.

© KimLantz

My Thoughts - This one is my favorite!

I love the randomness of the striping.

It was changed to be shorter around

the neck than the other ones.

© Kitikotti

My Thoughts - Nothing is complete without

a beautiful lace sampler.

© dini31

My Thoughts - I love the white accents

on the wings and find it interesting

that one wing is missing the white.

          

© mirthful                                   © AstridSN

My Thoughts - I put these two side be side so you can

really see the difference blocking can make. On the left

you have straight edges with little to no manipulation.

In the picture on the right the points of the triangle are

manipulated quite a bit.

© LanArta

My Thoughts - The leaf webbing combined

with the great color choice make this a

spectacular shawl.

© lfahlin

My Thoughts - This one looks like waves

because of the natural edges of the

triangles.

© Jovina

My Thoughts - The yarn choice on this one

is quite interesting.

© Sweetp

My Thoughts - This shawl makes me think

of a cute shawl that my girls would wear

during playtime.

© maylin

My Thoughts - The color combo for this one

is quite bold and stands out a lot.

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