LC Shawl-Along ~ Knitters & Crocheters Unite!

I can see why you would want to call it, although it looks really cool, I imagine it would be ahem less relaxing than some other shawl projects can be.

I must say I had no idea what the seaweedy start of this shawl was going to end up looking like, but this was definitely not it! But as I said above, I do think this shape is cool.

I wonder if you could use the seaweedy first bit and then keep going with the same ‘look’?

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Good for you for getting to this point! It’s so unique, to me it looks like a comic book/graphic novel drawing of a shawl. If the size is good where you are than I say there’s no harm in calling it done. When the muse wanders off it is difficult to push along without it.

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It’s looking really cool! I think you’d never regret finishing the last round, pain though it might be.

I spend so much more time here than actually making. :sweat_smile:

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I’m making good progress on mine, it’s now the width of my dining table’s length and now I’m debating how it will look with a border. I didnt think of it at the start, but the gradient cake will mean the lightest color all the way around the gradient color changes. But that’s what I have so that’s what it will be. Unless I decide no border…

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Wow! Speedy!

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More like “neglects near everything else” to hit a deadline” :laughing:

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I’ve done some shawl knitting in teams meetings and while the pattern is simple enough I must have messed up the increases. At least it was a symmetrical mistake :joy: I suddenly had one stitch left instead of two when reaching the middle marker on a eyelet row. I had to remove a k2tog on each side to get the right look,

I think I’ll double check the stitch count on both sides before continuing.

Edit: Yep, the middle marker is still in the middle :laughing:

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I started the Sunday Shawl yesterday. I’m making it in fingering weight cotton, though, for a more summery-weight shawl. If I keep busy with projects, I might survive visiting my in-laws.

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Sending you all the extra “dealing with in-laws” energy I can muster, you CERTAINLY need it! I’m glad you can at least do some crafting, I find just sitting with yarn and daydreaming about future projects to be a sanity saver at times. Just watch your tension- rage yarning can be murder on gauge! :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

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Thank you.:heart:

I actually like my DH’s parents, but they are in a special kind of funk right now. Oh well. Trip is almost over.

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:tada::tada: Announcement :tada::tada:

There is a new sitewide craft challenge contest. If you have made something inspired by this(or any other) craftalong, then this challenge is for you.
Inspired-along 2022 lettuce craft challenge

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Seeing so many nice blends of colors. Comfort, form and fashion. Inspiring.

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I’ve almost finished my shawl, hopefully I’ll get it done in time to post for the challenge!

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I’m on the same wavelength, though not close to finishing lol. Started the Pastoral Lace Knit shawl by Patons’ Yarnspiration here. I stalled out after line 2 of the lace part >.< but thankfully stumbled on a youtube video that went over the basics of the pattern that helped me over my speed bump.

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Oooo…fancy!

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Ooooh, this thread looks fun! Commenting now just so I’ll get reminders and not totally forget about it :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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You’re off to a gorgeous start, @sheepBlue!

I’m about 80% of the way through the base of the Sunday Shawl. I’m excited to get to the color part! Not gonna lie, I totally ordered more colors from Hobbii.

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I had to scroll up from your other post to see how this was done. I am so happy to see you tackling this - I have many similar ones favorited, but have yet to tackle one.

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I finished the crocheting and have to block my fortune’s shawlette. I think I did the thing wrong so maybe I’ll call it “heavily inspired by…” haha
Pics once it’s blocked. :o)

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