In the Making...

Not my latest finished object but it’s taken me awhile to get around to blogging about it. I mentioned before that I was partaking in Ysolda ’s Follow Your Arrow knitalong this year. Project page here. I used Sparkleduck Solo which is a lovely yarn. A very vivid sea green colour and has lovely stitch definition. I managed to keep up with the KAL. I do like knitalongs, as each section is in a bitesize piece. I managed to complete the first 3 clues in an evening and the 4th and 5th in 2 evenings, so it didn’t take up too much of my knitting time. Each clue has an arrow theme. I did clues BABBB plus the extension chart and 4 repeats of Rows 3 & 4. I liked the choices I made with the clues, though I think after seeing all the other shawls, I prefer the smocking chevrons on clue 3 instead of the little arrows. The little arrows are still very cute, I just think the design would have more cohesion with the chevron. At the time, I’d just completed the Rendevouz Shawl , ...

I can finally show you my finished Follow Your Arrow shawl - pattern by Ysolda . For those that haven't taken part, it's a mystery knitalong. There has been a clue released each week for 5 weeks. Each clue has two choices. I've particularly enjoyed having a choice because there was bound to be a clue that I like more. My Ravelry Project page . I love garter stitch, so whenever that was part of the clue, I tended to choose that one. My final choices were ABBAB. I used two different Eden Cottage Yarns for the shawl, which I bought from Woolfest, see this post . I've really enjoyed this knitalong and think the finished design is lovely.