Hey hey! How's everyone doing? Last week's entry wound up having some technical discussion in the comments, so if you missed that, you might want to check it out!
So okay, I didn't wanna be all "FIRST COMMENT OMGZ I AM DONE" or anything, so I've waited a bit to post. I did wrap up Argus last week; as usual, my pictures of it are pretty bad. Something about me and FOs, I dunno.
I kinda like that pic--people in the KAL will recognize that as the top of Chart B, looking upward through the long repeats of Chart A...
A not-so-great pic of the blocking, but I do like seeing the shawl all stretched out like that.
If I make this again I might risk doing another repeat of Chart A. I have a lot of yarn left, got to be at least an ounce, maybe more. I think the edging could be more pronounced if it was designed differently; we talked about that a little in the comments of last week's update, if anyone is curious. Extra eyelet columns in each repeat, then a centered double decrease in the middle of the stockinette sections would do it. That's how the Seraphim Shawl edging is, and the points on that are more pronounced. [/chatty]
*grin* Thank you! Aw, I am sure you will do fine. It is really helpful to have wires for the top, to help it stay straight. Secret: I bought thin stainless welding rods from a welding shop, they're about 3' long so you have to use two (or three, sometimes, if it's a big shawl), but they were super cheap.
Done
Date: 2010-05-04 01:35 pm (UTC)I kinda like that pic--people in the KAL will recognize that as the top of Chart B, looking upward through the long repeats of Chart A...
A not-so-great pic of the blocking, but I do like seeing the shawl all stretched out like that.
If I make this again I might risk doing another repeat of Chart A. I have a lot of yarn left, got to be at least an ounce, maybe more. I think the edging could be more pronounced if it was designed differently; we talked about that a little in the comments of last week's update, if anyone is curious. Extra eyelet columns in each repeat, then a centered double decrease in the middle of the stockinette sections would do it. That's how the Seraphim Shawl edging is, and the points on that are more pronounced. [/chatty]
Re: Done
Date: 2010-05-04 07:30 pm (UTC)Re: Done
Date: 2010-05-04 08:08 pm (UTC)