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Friday, May 01, 2009
Lerwick

 

My last post was when I had  finished the edging of the Lerwick shawl.

 

Since then I have worked the border (completed 4/16/09) and the center which I completed today; all that's left is to graft and block.  

 

 

 

This was the most time consuming project I have done to date. It was tedious and awkward to me to work with such fine yarn (oh yeah right - that's why I ordered a cone of laceweight cashmere so I can torture myself some more).  I made more errors in this shawl than any other project I have made to date but there was no way I was going to frog since the rows contained approx.  1,000 stitches; I fixed any mistake as best I could and moved on.

 

Maybe fine weight lace knitting is just not my thing and I should add it to my list of knitting techniques that I don't enjoy working:  felting, entrelac, intarsia for example.

 

Deborah (RogueKnit) finished her Lerwick - it's gorgeous. 

 

Next post:  Lerwick blocked.

Posted at 09:31 pm by MakeOne

Barb
May 2, 2009   10:40 AM PDT
 
Can't wait to see it blocked. It's going to be fantastic!
 

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