
I've never had to kitchener so many stitches before, it wasn't bad but probably took almost 2 hours.
After that I soaked it in water with a capful of Eucalan, spun it out in the washer, then pinned it out on the bed.

I considered keeping the sides straight rather than having the points, but I decided to try it and if I didn't like it, the next time I washed it I would leave it straight.
I weaved in the ends after I blocked it and she's ready to wear! It was a little breezy when I took the photo so I couldn't get the shawl to hang flat against the rail.

I estimated that I have over 40 hours knitting time. I used Jaggerspun Zephyr, color Admiral, knit with size 4 needle. Finished size is approximately 19 inches wide--from point to point and about 64 inches long.
2 comments:
That is a work of art.... Just incredibly beautiful. I am definately going to make this now.
Thanks Maureen, I'm really looking forward to wearing it to my nephew's wedding in September.
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