I was so close to finishing my Virus Shawl that I decided today would be a crochet day. I still need to wash and block it, but I'm very happy with the way it turned out. I used one ball of Lion Brand Mandala. This is not a full sized shawl, more of a shawlette really. It can also be considered a large scarf. Two balls would have made a nice cozy shawl, but this was a nice size for what I wanted.
Here's the shawl from the other side of the table. From this side it doesn't look like it needs blocking. ð
No, I did not let crocheting get in the way of tatting an Ice Drop. I really have the itch to tat an edging, so I may look at edging patterns tonight. If I can find my stash of hankies, I may just get started on an edging for one of them. I love having options!
Your shawl looks fabulous!! :)
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You're such a busy gal! So many posts, with photos of lovely shuttles and many ice drops, plus other crafts. And you continue to do things at the school - including making curtains for the cafeteria (didn't know you were doing that!) and helping with a computer project. Amazing.
ReplyDeleteYou're making good progress with the doily and I really like this crocheted shawlette. Amazing how the color changes of the yarn worked out so perfectly centered. It really doesn't seem to need blocking! I have one of those yarn 'cakes' and would like to try this very attractive pattern. Thanks for the link!
Ooh, I really like your shawl or scarf, wonderful how the colours work out. I've been crocheting too, though I also want to tat round 9.
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