Truly Myrtle Podcast - Episode 43 : Flicker shawl & putting your mean voice in the corner

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NEW PATTERN! FLICKER SHAWL

Colours of Light is a new collection of 3 shawl designs inspired by the colours of light glowing and shining as we approach the midwinter and midsummer solstices - this is a truly global collection with something for knitters at both ends of the world

The 3 patterns will be released one at a time over 3 weeks and we begin our journey with a slither of glorious flame gold: Flicker!

Knitted in one piece from corner to corner Flicker is a stunning, lightweight shawl edged with lace, evoking the magical glow cast by dancing flames.

The long, narrow crescent-shape wraps twice around your neck and shines like a piece of striking jewellery.

Flicker’s lace is deceptively simple and knitted at the same time as the shaped garter body. The pattern includes a clear explanation on how to make adjustments for a longer or shorter shawl and easily accommodates different skein lengths.

With written & charted instructions, Flicker is perfect for experienced knitters and adventurous beginners looking for a special, one skein project.

** INTRODUCTORY DISCOUNT! **
Use the code FLICKER to receive a 20% discount OR purchase the Colours of Light ebook for all three patterns at a special bundle price. (The remaining 2 patterns in the collection will be delivered to you automatically over the next two weeks with the ebook purchase)

YOUR INNER CRITIC (WELL, MINE ANYWAY!)

I listened to a great podcast this week and it's been helping me deal with "nasty Libby", the voice in my head that makes me doubt myself and feel less than good enough.

Art for your ear podcast : With Lisa Congdon (imposters, ego & inner critics)

You an find the Jealous Curator here: www.thejealouscurator.com

And Lisa Congdon here: www.lisacongdon.com

Here's Danielle Krysa's Ted talk I mentioned.

As usual, the wonderful Theme song is "Casting On" by Mr Roberelli