I took a breath and bound the back to the arms -

did some messing around to get the front part attached -

and then decided that the neckline really needed a finish, which I did with I-cord (and the same for the sleeve ends).

It is surprisingly comfortable on, but way too warm for this time of year. Figures.

I still have white and small bits of the other colours left.
Lace
Over the weekend, I started the Diamond Fantasy Shawl by Sivia Harding and finished it up yesterday in a long scarf version. I had one skein of STR medium in Bella Coola - so that is what I used.
Here is what it looks like blocking.

Not having any fancy blocking equipment, I had to settle for my Clover daisy headed pins and an old mattress pad.

I had almost 10 yards left, so perhaps I could have knit 2 more rows?
-Holly
2 comments:
Hi Holly! Tubey looks cozy.
I love the lace shawl. Beautiful colours. You're so fast!
I absolutely Love Tubey!!! Did you design it or use a pattern? I wish I could make one!
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