Work continues apace on the Crimson Blossom shawl
I had hoped to be though the last bit of chart C by now. (I always forget how much beading slows things down) Chart C is the last chart where you work in the round. After that, you put 3/4 of the stitches on the needles and work one side at a time. The pace really picks up then.
Alas, I still have about 8 rounds to go before I get there. If I can manage that by the weekend, I will be a very happy girl.
A scrappy quilter and not a perfect quilter
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Pretty. I really like the looks of beading, but I doubt I would enjoy doing it! LOL
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Beads make everything better though!
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Beautiful work!
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I haven’t knit lace in ages. I don’t think there is enough Tums in the world for me to do it again. It’s the only knitting that makes me sweat.
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That is going to be a very exquisite shawl!
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What a beauty! Isn’t it fun to knit a round shawl!
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