I finished up the knitting Saturday evening, and blocked it Sunday morning and took this picture before unpinning it. I finished up Clue 7 two weeks ago, but didn't feel like pinning it out to get a photo of it. To start clue 8 you have to pick up the slipped stitches on the edge of clue 7 and knit into the front and back of each one. I did the picking up first, slipping each slipped stitch (both legs) onto a knitting needle in the proper orientation. As you can imagine, this took a little while. Then I knit into the front and back of each stitch. This took me two evenings. Clue 8 went reasonably quickly, for a Never-Ending-Border. I used my Knit Companion app on my iPad for both clues. It is really great when you have to repeat the same chart multiple times.
Here is a beauty shot on my dress maker dummy and a close up of the beads in the border.
This shawl design has lots of possibilities for playing with color
because of the two knit on edges. The body of mine took 44 grams of
yarn, the first border took 36 grams and the second border took 28
grams.
Project: Watership Down by Janine le Cras
Yarn: The Unique Sheep Selene in Insecta
Needle: US 3 (3.25 mm)
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