It's beautiful--and I agree; Noro is the perfect yarn for Lady E! It kept me motivated because I wanted to see what would happen next.
Hi, first time at your blog. =) Wow! That's so beautiful! I love the colors, even with the blue in there. I really want to knit a scarf-sized version of this...entrelac is so yummy.
Great Lady Eleanor!! Just beautiful... popped by via Fig and Plum. Also your Rowan Brocade sweater is STUNNING. I know you've heard but WOW WOW. I love the color choices... i'm knitting some mittens in the same brown/blue combo. I have that Rowan mag and you've brought me fresh eyes to a pattern I didn't even think about!!
i love love LOVE it! it turned out just beautiful! congrats 
Those are really great colors of silk garden. It looks nice and cozy.
hi! also found you through fig & plum... lady eleanor is stunning! the noro is soooo nice for that pattern... gorgeous colors!
Lady Eleanor is lovely. Entrelac is one of those techniques that intimidates me.
Just gorgeous! The colors worked out beautifully! Silk Garden is a yarn I must try. And I meant to comment on your brocade as well, it is spectacular!
ack. bloody gorgeous. absolutely.
Jenna - it's beautiful! It looks very cosy, too. Great job!
Looks great on you, nice and warm and cozy and incredibly lovely!
goofball? i think not! i love the pics i think they are very elegant in a creative kind of way ;0). love lady eleanor, she came out beautifully. i really like the way it turned out with the noro yarn, the colours are perfect for fall. just another one to add to my knit list- great! (hehe) ;0) x
Hello! Jessica pointed me your way, and now I must make that lovely Lady Eleanor! It is absolutely stunning, fantastic job.
Lady Eleanor is absolutely gorgeous. The more I see of her, the more I want one One day... !!
OOh, pretty! I love it. Those colors are perfect for fall. And it will get plenty of use in NE. Congrats on another beautiful fo.
jenna, it's gorgeous. you did a great job controlling that blue...i think it looks perfect. i just finished that clapotis in silk garden and it was fun to knit with. i think a lady e may be in my future!
Awesome! Very elegant, and your pictures make me want one very badly!
Great job! Your mods turned out very well, too. *squee*
Beautiful! You're going to be warm and snuggly all winter in that lovely Lady E. Nice job!
Wow, beautiful job! It is gorgeous!
Beautiful! I just finished mine too. (And got a big bunch of nice comments thanks to Jess/Fig and Plum!) I'll definitely be checking back to see what you're up to!
The shawl is really beautiful. You did a great job on it. Love your action shots too!
Oh, lovely! I have some Silk Garden sitting in my stash waiting for me to finish a baby blanky (almost there!) before I cast on for my Lady E.
That is just too, too beautiful! I love seeing how the differnt Noro shape up and the color you selected are just prefect. Lola made one last year and she wore it to Christmas Mass. I think I felt Hell burning my feet as I coveted her Eleanor. Nice job!
Gorgeous, dahlink. Why the accent? Because your silly photos have put me in a silly commenting mood. Really, though. G.O.R.G.E.O.U.S. That spells Lady Eleanor in this gal's world.
Ooh, I love it. And you'll definitely be warm this winter! Ah, to be wrapped in Silk Garden...
Wow--stunning scarf! I have never been tempted to knit this until now. I love it and your pictures are great too.
Stunning! Congratulations!
Lady Eleanor is gorgeous, and your site is really beautiful. I also found you through fig & plum and look forward to returning here regularly!
Wonderful! I may consider knitting one, after all. I am quite afraid by the size of this, though. But really i LOVE yours, and I have the book..
Your blog is a gem. i am happy to have found it today (via fig&plum too)
xo (because your are too cute with your scarf on your head)
Fantastic shawl and photos. I've been wanting to make the Lady Elenor myself for a while. I just haven't gotten up the nerve to splurge on the Noro Silk Garden yet.
I linked over from Jess's blog. I've added you to my bloglines. I look forward to visiting again soon.
Sooo pretty! I'm sure you'll get used to the colors, I felt like a jester with mine at first, but now it's just love 
How beautiful. And I love the whimsy mixed into such a serious, romantic knit, especially with the final photo shot. Your blog and your knitted projects are just lovely. Thanks for sharing--
I just wanted to say all your stuff is gorgeous....!
Wow! How gorgeous! I came here via Fig and Plum and I must say, I am digging your blog. I love your pictures, they are very cute!
Beautiful! The colors look really good on you.
What a great series of pictures! I love that colorway too. I think it's the same one Jillian(sknitty) used too. So sad for me though, because I think mine is too big to actualy wear out and about.
Beautiful and I love the colors. You knit a lot of beautiful things, and I love reading your blog. Will have to add you to my list of blogs to read.
Wow that looks awesome! Someone in our knitting group over in Brookline is making a Lady Eleanor in Noro as well - I have now seen enough evidence to know that I must make one myself. It should be perfect for what is certain to be a freezing winter (that's what we get for a nice fall, of course!). ~gabriella
Gorgeous Eleanor, and you don't look so bad yourself! Love that last shot. It has this come-hither, bed-tousled look. And since we know who's taking the pictures...
My god. It's amazing. I love the colorway, too. And you know what, I love the backside just as much as the front side. (Must've been quite a few ends, huh?) It's gorgeous!
Wow. Wow. That's super duper.
very beautiful!
Beautiful!! I love the colorway you chose, and what a fun photoshoot
This looks so cozy!
You knit SOOO beautifuly! I'm in awe.
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