how excited I am about this shawl.
It hasn't come that far. I'm finding tunisian crochet super slow. But at the same time, the rows are much thicker, so it's like you're completing 4-rows-in-1, so it's probably not that slow.
I'm up to row 8, the dreaded shells. It took a good while of staring intently at the pattern to decipher what it was going on about. I was on the train, I had to pause my audiobook, such was my concentration. Another hour at home, some paper and pen to math it out (with guideance of much cleverer Ravelers than me). As of this morning's commute I had completed the first shell! Success! It's going to be so very beautiful when it's done, I'm looking forward to wearing it proudly.
Oh, I purchased a new crochet hook special for this project. The red one I was using wasn't gliding through the yarn in the way I liked. Plus it was red, and something in me said I can't use a red hook with red yarn. There's a law against that isn't there? This one seems to have a matt finish, and feels much more suitable to the silky silk.
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Oooo, it looks so pretty! Those colours are wonderful and I think it will look lovely on you ^_^
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and I also like the color. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful yarn !!!
ReplyDeletePretty!
ReplyDeleteLooks nice! I really need to do a Aiobhi Ni pattern someday. They are beautiful...
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, I like the colour
ReplyDeleteIt looks gorgeous! I just knit a shawl for my niece recently, and it was so much fun! I will be doing another one soon!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous color and yarn!Thanks so much for sharing. Would love to have you visit me sometime.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous week!
Hugs from Portugal,
Ana Love Craft
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wow this is a super shawl, the colour is gorgeous!!! I'm new to crochet; tunisian crochet is really pretty. Have a creative wednesday xx
ReplyDeleteIt looks lovely so far! I am totally in love with that pattern, too, so I'm looking forward to seeing yours finished. Great color!
ReplyDeleteThe crocheting might seem slow, but the effect is beautiful! The shawl looks gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful, and the colour of yarn is stunning too :)
ReplyDeleteTHis looks great!!!! I think I may have to try that pattern.
ReplyDeleteOh how gorgeous! That type of crochet is so attractive, it looks so complicated too. The color is beautiful as well, I cannot wait to see this one finished!
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely one of the most complicated things I have attempted to date!
Deletelove that yarn and the shawl is coming together nicely! lovely work.
ReplyDeleteLove the yarn! Beautiful! xxx
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