The center pattern was very easey to remember and pleasant to knit. The edge pattern was more complicated and it took two tries and 10 repeats before I had it memorized. First I got about 4 repeats up before I had to rip it all back and start over.
This morning I crafted the edge ends and put away the whole 4 ends that were left. Although this project took 5 skeins of Kambgarn (on 4.5 mm needles for the center and 4 mm for the edging), since it was wool I spliced the new skein to the old when I ran out. As a result I only had two ends for the center part and two ends for the edging to weave in.
Before I could block it I had to wash it. I used too much shampoo, see:

Then I blocked it on our bed and it went fine, despite Kamilla helping me (he he). I had enough pins, which I'm thankful for.

Kamilla thinks the shawl is for laying on and can't wait to try it out.
There is a close up:

6 comments:
til hamingju, Sonja! frábærlega fallegt sjal.
kv.frá Íslandi
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Ædislega fallegt! Og med svona goda hjálpari!
Vá, flott sjal. Kv. Sigrún
Takk fyrir thad :)
Geggjað sjal Sonja! Ætlarðu í alvöru að gefa það?
Ó nei, ætla sko ekki að gefa það.
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