It took six weeks and a lot of ripping back but I am so glad I persevered, here is the finished shawl.
The design is by the very talented Bristol Ivy and the pattern is called Thorn.
I have now started to learn and make granny squares thanks to a link on Ravelry by very helpful JustDeb0505, who shared this brilliant link on You Tube that I played many times before getting the hang of it but am loving them now.
I shall be not only making them as a traditional cushion cover but am also going to make more scarves from them too using up my sock yarn in the process.
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The shawl's looking good, I bet you're pleased that you stuck with it. I'm currently having a nightmare with a Fair Isle beret, that I keep having to unpick and redo :-/
ReplyDeleteAmazing shawl!!
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Fabulous shawl and the granny squares are just perfect!
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