.... next to my shawl is the 3rd prize winner which is the Swallowtail Shawl (sorry for the poor picture because of the light in the showcase).
.... the white round lace is the 1st prize winner which is knitted by a senior (over 70). The piece is knitted in such a fine yarn & the work is so intricate. This peice definitely deserves the prize.
My other item is a pair of socks which I entered in the Original Design section. I created this design sometime ago & had made many changes to the design. This is the only design that I have not written the pattern but anyway, here they are .....
.... the socks won 3rd prize & the sweater next to my sock won the 1st prize. In my excitement, I forgot to look out for the 2nd prize.
I am so happy with the results as this is the 1st time that I have entered a competition. I went a couple of days ago, to collect the items & the certificates .........
While I was there, I met the Chief Steward & volunteered to demonstrate sock knitting at the show next year. She even confirmed that they have decided to have a category just for SOCKS ! I have to start thinking of designs for my entries next year .....
8 comments:
Congratulations! Good work...what an affirmation of your skill & creativity.
wah! congratulations!!
Congratulations on your well-deserved prizes!
Congratulations! They are well deserved prizes--all your knitting work is so beautiful and well executed!
WAY TO GO, girl!!! I'm so proud of you!
WAY TO GO, girl!!! I'm so proud of you!
Wow, congratulations. You deserve to win 1st. The circular shawl is stunning. I've always been reluctant to enter our local show as some of hte knitted items entered are really naff and some of hte judges decisions rather questionable. But well done to you.
Congratulations to you! Wonderful work. I hope you are very proud, it's great to have your work affirmed like that in such public way.
The work by the elderly lady is the 'rose of england' tablecloth, it's in Marianne Kinzels book of lace knitting 2 - and it isn't half as intricate as it looks. You'd be able to do it no trouble I'm sure. I have noticed that pattern gets entered a lot in shows - but judging by it's success, the judges still aren't sick of seeing it I guess.
Well done you!
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