Brookgreen Shawl Finished
The story here is more about the photo taking session. It's me with my new haircut trying to look sophisticated (impossible).
The length is very impressive here. I blocked the #$^%$ out of this thing. Made is less bouncy, but drapes nicely.
A shorter look when wrapped around my body. Nice and warm.
This shows the back (top) and front of the shawl at the same time. I almost like the back better.
Steve just takes pictures. He doesn't really look at his subject too often and never waits until I am ready.
The back view! Wouldn't you think he would have mentioned that it wasn't really draped well. At least I can enjoy that the huge backside has shrunk a bit.
I need a more involved photographer. Meghan-n-n-n-n-n!
I knit this lengthwise, in the round, and cut a steek. I think I'll offer it as a class for there is much to learn.
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Excellent! I look forward to seeing it in person.
Very nice! And what a great idea for a class where you need to cut a steek. I think if I was cutting something smaller...like a scarf...I would be braver but still this would be easier than cutting a sweater down the front.
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