I've finally got the humidity inside down to a reasonable number so I decided to do some blocking.
I've always meant to mention that I added something to the Pimpeliesse pattern. I add a row of yarnover/k2 togs to the top border so I can thread my blocking wires in easily. I always made a real mess of it trying to pin that straight edge before I thought of doing it.
I love seeing all of your shawls hanging on the wall. So pretty. I ripped my last one out and will reknit it soon. I liked reading about your adding the y/o K2 tog. I wondered if I was missing something after all of the shawls I've made. It gives a nice little detail to that side of the shawl.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you've had good weather. I even had the RV door open for a couple of days all day long. Yesterday it started the cool down and today was just the low 40's. By Mon & Tues, possible s**w again. That's a 4-letter word I don't like very well. :-)
Enjoy the beautiful weather. You've earned it!
Blessings,
Betsy
Those colors are just beautiful and I love the idea of adding detail to make blocking easier - such an easy way to facilitate blocking! It's a little too warm to me for this time of year - my house faces west and the solar gain is quite amazing but I'm a cool weather lover! At least the heating is off!
ReplyDeleteAll three are just beautiful! What a wonderful assortment to choose from when you need to add another layer for warmth.
ReplyDeletegreat tip for blocking ease! They are just gorgeous shawls
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I rather like blocking..it really makes a difference:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful trio of shawls! I didn't like garter shawls either until I discovered how to block them! I'm glad your weather is giving some pleasure for a change!
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