Scarves Ode to the Cashmere/Silk GM/Tri Shawls

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GNIPPOHS said:
:hugs:I took a pic for another thread cannot remember which... Here is an updated one my fellow shawlies, i tend to buy multiple cws of designs i love!

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Love your shawl collection! [emoji7][emoji7] Thanks for sharing! [emoji253]
 
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Pocketbook Pup said:
Amazing collection! If a design works for you I think buying more tan one color makes perfect sense, you chose some great designs.
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yodaling1 said:
I just went to shawl heaven. This is spectacular as well. I really REALLY enjoy looking at everyone's shawl collection. Thank you so much for sharing. So much fun really to look at all the shawls lay out like this. I am guilty of collecting same design in multiple colorways too.

Can I ask if you have a blue paperoles shawl there? The blue looks so vivid here. I don't think I have seen that much. Do you happen to have more pictures of it please?
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renet said:
Great collection of shawls! [emoji7]
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classie said:
Love your shawl collection! [emoji7][emoji7] Thanks for sharing! [emoji253]
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Thank you Pocketbook Pup, yodaling, renet, classie! :flowers: Happy to share.. my friend found a wishlist shawl for me, i cannot wait for it to arrive (fingers crossed condition is good). oother than eishlost shawls, am done and DETERMINED to do max one shawl a season from now now...

Hope to see more family shots, some ladies here have collections that will require more than one photo to capture... :giggle:
 
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yodaling1 said:
I just went to shawl heaven. This is spectacular as well. I really REALLY enjoy looking at everyone's shawl collection. Thank you so much for sharing. So much fun really to look at all the shawls lay out like this. I am guilty of collecting same design in multiple colorways too.

Can I ask if you have a blue paperoles shawl there? The blue looks so vivid here. I don't think I have seen that much. Do you happen to have more pictures of it please?
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Yodaling1, I just have to say that you ask the most perfect specific questions throughout this entire forum. I just wanted to thank you for all your contributions, because as an example this shawl is gorgeous.
 
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Ok, I'm ready to play. I have a small collection of csgms. I didn't really get them at first. I thought they were too casual for my lifestyle, but I have since figured out how to integrate them into my wardrobe for casual, work or evening. I also figured out that they are very practical to keep me warm in our harsh winters. So while I'm feeling rather full on the 90 cm format I am open to new csgms. I also figured out that all of my csgms have one characteristic in common: none has a particularly strong border. I'm more interested in the overall design of the scarf. Strong borders don't really work with how I wear mine. In case you can't see well, I have 11 total. The mors and cavalleria d'etriers are very similar. I would say that my favorites are the cavalleria d'etriers and brandebourgs.

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Pocketbook Pup said:
Ok, I'm ready to play. I have a small collection of csgms. I didn't really get them at first. I thought they were too casual for my lifestyle, but I have since figured out how to integrate them into my wardrobe for casual, work or evening. I also figured out that they are very practical to keep me warm in our harsh winters. So while I'm feeling rather full on the 90 cm format I am open to new csgms. I also figured out that all of my csgms have one characteristic in common: none has a particularly strong border. I'm more interested in the overall design of the scarf. Strong borders don't really work with how I wear mine. In case you can't see well, I have 11 total. The mors and cavalleria d'etriers are very similar. I would say that my favorites are the cavalleria d'etriers and brandebourgs.

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Hi PbP,
Thank you for joining the play. I love reading your story of how you got into CSGM and what you love about the pattern and how you come about choosing certain pattern. Great family nonetheless.
 
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Pocketbook Pup said:
Ok, I'm ready to play. I have a small collection of csgms. I didn't really get them at first. I thought they were too casual for my lifestyle, but I have since figured out how to integrate them into my wardrobe for casual, work or evening. I also figured out that they are very practical to keep me warm in our harsh winters. So while I'm feeling rather full on the 90 cm format I am open to new csgms. I also figured out that all of my csgms have one characteristic in common: none has a particularly strong border. I'm more interested in the overall design of the scarf. Strong borders don't really work with how I wear mine. In case you can't see well, I have 11 total. The mors and cavalleria d'etriers are very similar. I would say that my favorites are the cavalleria d'etriers and brandebourgs.

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Beautiful! What design is the one below the pays d oiseaux. Second from top on right.?
 
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