FREE PATTERN FOR A GREAT WRAP!!!

GREAT SPINNING MAGAZINE w/ SHEEP WRAP SHAWL

Dear ones, If you have not yet found Knittyspin , you have missed a LOT... but never fear, You can Catch up, Read it all FOR FREE!! Plus check out this really FANTASTIC WRAP Shawl by Kate Atherley, called "SHEEP WRAP" It is so nice and warm, chunky warm. I spoke with Kate who is very kind. You can find her on www.ravelry.com under the name of wisehilda .So visit this wonderful Wrap, It is great for us with Facial Pain. Wrap your head warm from cold breezes!!
And Read the NEWEST ISSUE OF KNITTYSPIN HERE!
Hugs, grace
PS I am Halalsilks at Ravelry.

I would love to make these LACEWING SOCKS!

I saw these Lace Wing Socks and Wow these are a nice summer sock made by Anna in England! I am still not a great sock knitter at this point but would love to make them in a bit...If I were to make them i would go a bit longer. I have some puffier feet but maybe I can adapt this with some help.Thought you might enjoy seeing these OTHER pretty sock from Anna. She has free patterns!

NEED THE SWEET PEA CROCHET SHAWL PATTERN!!!

Well I totally forgot that in my webtravels I came across this Gorgeous Shawl. I am thinking if I can Get that pattern ( Crochet, not knit) I could do this secretly for my daughter. It is The " Sweet Pea Crocheted Shawl ". I can show you a Pic in close up of this but there are small variences in design.Many have created this shawl in many colors. I like that web type Look at the colore of this gorgeous closeup here...

I can't afford to purchase the pattern ( spent all my cash at my LYS) if ANYONE Knows If I can have a FREE copy of the pattern just to make ONE shawl?
All I know is that it uses only single crochet , uses 7 skeins of dk yarn and a size 5.5mm hook ( Not sure what that is in the crochet Letter size) so a freebie has to be out there somewhere!!
Can you help me? I figure if I start it now, when my daughter gets married in years I will be Finished! But I actually do crochet much much faster than I knit, but I knit because I use less yarn and I like the turn of the cloth, and the designs. But I grew up with crochet around me. My grandmother was from Italy and she did the most intricate doilies and bedspreads with thread and IN HER HEAD, she did not use a paper pattern.. and I am named after Grandma Grace so she taught me crochet. I enjoy ALL forms of needlework! How about you!