While I still love working on the shawl I designed, it is still a shawl. I even saved the charts in a printer friendly version if I try and sell the pattern online.
If I had more time to knit and didn't have to do anything else, I would be a lot farther. So instead of showing a picture of a very small shawl, I wanted to show you something done. It also helped me since I was able to get this done very quickly. There is nothing like those small projects when you feel like something else is dragging on.
The ball band gives you a pattern, but I didn't like the look of the finished product on the front. My friend and I were wondering if not many of these yarn skeins sold because of that reason.
Here it is on. It really is nice and cushy. I like how the M
öbius style lets is lay flat. My friend did some arm knitting with hers and she was able to make a full scarf out of it.
This is how I made it:
I cast on 5 sts and did seed stitch until I was almost out of yarn. I bound off, twisted one end once and sewed them together with the tail.
This is a Paula Red apple. I thought it just looked so pretty I had to get some. I did not like them. I like my apples to be very crisp. The crisper the better. If I had checked online I would have learned that "it has a firm white flesh that becomes soft and mealy extremely quickly as its season declines." Oopsies.
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