Thank You Amy!
Look at this beautiful scarf I was given yesterday! I think this yarn is alpaca and silk, and it was knitted into a beautiful lace scarf for me to take to Jordan.
Here she is having the blocking wires woven through the slip-stitch edge. I washed the scarf, and carefully wrung it out. It was still pretty damp at this point.

I try to have two strands of yarn around the blocking wires. Just one strand, and it pulls out and looks stupid; more than two strands, and the work can become weirdly shaped.

All pined out. I get all the wires set, and pin the whole thing, then I go back around and stretch the scarf even more. I can eek out a few more inches of width and length by doing this. Now the scarf is stretched to it's limit.


I catch a few stitches in the corner with a pin so the scarf has a nice squared corner.

Tomorrow morning, it will be airy and beautiful.
3 Comments:
my admiration knows no bounds. I'd like to order a 2-man yurt, please.
GORGEOUS!!
go, amy!
sniff. are you back yet?
Your welcome. Now, I definately need to get blocking wires!
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