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So this is the final pattern in our series inspired by my travels in Summer 2016 (yes, I am that far behind on my pattern writing!) This pattern was inspired by a biking trip near Aviemore in the Scottish Highland where we came across a patch of beautiful Lady's Tresses I absolutely love looking for unusual wildflowers, and finding wild orchids is always very special. Lady's Tresses shawl has a pretty floral motif and pointed edging, inspired by their delicate flowerheads. And the rest of the bike ride was very scenic too, short rows, then a band of floral lace which blends into a delicate lacy edging. Here's the pattern information: EXTRAS: Tapestry needle for weaving in loose ends, mat and t-pins for blocking. We're celebrating with a 50% off sale on all our self-published patterns in our Ravelry store I really love welcoming the new year as a time to look back, take stock and make goals for the year to come. I've got into a bit of a habit of a new year blogpost, I think it's good for me to publicly make a statement about what I hope to achieve. 2017 was a year of a lot of ups and downs personally as well as globally. I started a new job back in the clas*room teaching at a new school, finished my first year as an as*ociate lecturer with the Open University, and got a crazy but very, very lovable rescue dog - all of which made 2017 a year of very low knitting productivity. Seriously, I only released two patterns last year which is my lowest ever in the 6 She's a very good gi*l, but there's not much time left for knitting! But this year should hopefully be much calmer. I'm settled into my new jobs, and have three designs already knitted and at various stages of writing up. I would really, really love to go part time at my real job in 2019 and after crunching some numbers it's not too unrealistic. Even based on last year's numbers where I basically did nothing with my knitting business things are looking positive. So basically, my new year's resolution is to knit more, design more and write lots more patterns!