The final clue came out this past Friday so the finished shawls are starting to appear on Ravelry. This is the part that I love the most - seeing the same pattern knit up in all the different colorways. That is something that I think is unique to our Mystery Knit Alongs.
This shawl was my first time grafting lace weight yarn. I did okay, although I need to work on the consistency of my tension - it was a little loose, but that is probably better than being too tight.
Here is a blocking picture.
And another beauty shot.
You could add length by repeating the motif in the center, and I think it would be interesting to knit it from the center out using a provisional cast on. I have created reversed charts, just in case I feel like doing that sometime.
Pattern: The Once and Future King by Janine le Cras
Yarn: The Unique Sheep Eos in Roi Soleil
Needle: US 3 (3.25 mm)
This shawl was my first time grafting lace weight yarn. I did okay, although I need to work on the consistency of my tension - it was a little loose, but that is probably better than being too tight.
Here is a blocking picture.
And another beauty shot.
You could add length by repeating the motif in the center, and I think it would be interesting to knit it from the center out using a provisional cast on. I have created reversed charts, just in case I feel like doing that sometime.
Pattern: The Once and Future King by Janine le Cras
Yarn: The Unique Sheep Eos in Roi Soleil
Needle: US 3 (3.25 mm)
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