Right now it's length is approximately four feet which is comprised of a row of base triangles and 18 tiers which is 36 rows. I am just over half way done. I need to complete 16 more tiers and a final row of base triangles.
I first saw the wrap on Jen's blog and found another example at Fig & Plum. The pattern is in the book Scarf Style by Pam Allen editor of Interweave Knits. If you Google "Lady Eleanore Blogs" you will find tons of other examples of people who have made and are making this wrap.
Even the back of it looks cool.
I first saw the wrap on Jen's blog and found another example at Fig & Plum. The pattern is in the book Scarf Style by Pam Allen editor of Interweave Knits. If you Google "Lady Eleanore Blogs" you will find tons of other examples of people who have made and are making this wrap.
Even the back of it looks cool.
I am undecided if I will add the fringe at the edges. Of the two examples I have linked to one did (Fig & Plum) and one did not (Jen) and I like it either way. Sometimes fringe and I do not get along - it could be a hazard at work and get caught in the wheels of my desk chair.
Take the poll at the top of my blog and tell me what you think regarding fringe - definitely a must have or dangerously feminine.
4 comments:
I love those colors and chose that I think it should have fringe. :)
Your Lady E is looking great!
Oh My God this is Incredible I have never seen knitting like this!! So cool!! WOW :)
Thanks for all the comments. I'm really enjoying this and can't wait to complete it!
So far one vote for fringe. )
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