Six
It's my sixth blogiversary!
Exactly two years ago I posted that I had wound this yarn up,

but clearly it took me a while to cast on and turn it into this:

Pattern: Celes by Jared Flood
Yarn: A Verb For Keeping Warm Wishing in Indigo Blue Sky

While I didn't find this pattern difficult to knit, it is the most complex shawl I've made in terms of construction. It has a graft in the center and a knitted on edging, which were actually the parts I enjoyed working on the most. There's something so satisfying about an graft that blends in with the rest of the stitches, and the border went along surprisingly quickly.

I had to dip into my swatch to finish the border, but thankfully I had enough yarn!

Exactly two years ago I posted that I had wound this yarn up,

but clearly it took me a while to cast on and turn it into this:

Pattern: Celes by Jared Flood
Yarn: A Verb For Keeping Warm Wishing in Indigo Blue Sky

While I didn't find this pattern difficult to knit, it is the most complex shawl I've made in terms of construction. It has a graft in the center and a knitted on edging, which were actually the parts I enjoyed working on the most. There's something so satisfying about an graft that blends in with the rest of the stitches, and the border went along surprisingly quickly.

I had to dip into my swatch to finish the border, but thankfully I had enough yarn!

Labels: finished object, lace