Hello:
I finished my High Plains Drifter shawl by Kirsten Hipsky last night. I finished the knitting at about 9 pm, and soaked it and got it on my blocking mats before I went to bed.
I used two of my blocking wires to make the part that goes around the neck as straight as possible. I thought of using more wires for all of the ends, to make each section straight, but, instead, I decided to just smooth it out, and leave it to dry. I didn't want to make it any bigger. I used about 635 yds of yarn, and it is a nice size. I didn't even bother to pin it. I just laid it out on the blocking mats on our dining room table, and went to bed.
When I got up this morning, this is what I saw.
Let's not forget that the cats are NOT allowed on the dining room table.
Anyway, I wore the shawl out tonight to dinner and the Village Theatre. It looked great.
Peace,
f1bercat
shaping the planet with a new shawl.
I finished my High Plains Drifter shawl by Kirsten Hipsky last night. I finished the knitting at about 9 pm, and soaked it and got it on my blocking mats before I went to bed.
I used two of my blocking wires to make the part that goes around the neck as straight as possible. I thought of using more wires for all of the ends, to make each section straight, but, instead, I decided to just smooth it out, and leave it to dry. I didn't want to make it any bigger. I used about 635 yds of yarn, and it is a nice size. I didn't even bother to pin it. I just laid it out on the blocking mats on our dining room table, and went to bed.
When I got up this morning, this is what I saw.
Let's not forget that the cats are NOT allowed on the dining room table.
Anyway, I wore the shawl out tonight to dinner and the Village Theatre. It looked great.
Peace,
f1bercat
shaping the planet with a new shawl.
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