This one is a doozy! You start with a tip-up triangle shawl with the increases along the side. Then when you get far enough with that, you leave the top row of stitches on a holder, and pick up stitches along the two angle edges and knit a lace border out from there. Then you knit a thinner lace border along the edge of those two edges and the top edge.
I can already tell from how long it is taking me to knit this little sample that I am never going to do this for reals with a person-sized shawl. But it is definitely an interesting construction method! And as with the mini #1, it’s a fun learning exercise!
How about you? Do you have any projects that turned out way more complicated than you thought they would be? Share your grisly tales in the comments!
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It’s very pretty but I think I’d pass on full human size too:)
I have a sock kit that is so many cables and twisted stitches that I’m not sure I want to commit the time to something no one will see.
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That’s the exact thing that keeps me from doing fancy socks!
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