
So without any delay - here is the picture I took when the blocking was done.
I did manage to get the #2 whisper scarf done on New Years Eve. Just in time to allow me to cast on the Queen Susan shawl at about 20 after midnight on New Years Day.
I got the yarn on New years eve, promptly wound and got ready to cast on.
While working with yarn that is the size of sewing thread at first scared me a bit, I have found it very relaxing to work on.
So much so that I now consider it my reward in the evening for working on other projects during the day. This will be a project that will take a bit- if my calculations are correct ( I do not even attempt to say I am good at math), it looks like the center section is going to take me around 3 mos or so.
Once the project gets a repeat done ( 38 rows) I will get a picture of it to show.
Last evening Chey came in the house - minus her collar. She some how has figured out how to throw it off her head every now and then.

So I enlisted her help.
(picture is her with it on a few weeks ago)
So far, no luck. But she is enjoying digging the snow when I throw a snowball in a spot and let her dig.
Guess who is getting a new collar this week?
2 comments:
The lace scarf is gorgeous. :)
That is a lovely and delicate scarf!
And I figure about 3 months as well, at 4 or 5 rows a day.
Glad I made you laugh! That upside-down frog picture makes me giggle every time I look at it.
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