This is where it stands at the moment. It is about 16 inches in length.


This is my "pattern" that I'm working from. I am halfway through section "A". That is also how much yarn I have left in the first ball, I need to get 8 more inches (or so) out of it.

And some token ogling shots. So far I'm happy. I just really hope I don't run out of yarn. I think I got the last ball of the stuff.


What s a wonderful cable pattern! And it's nice to see someone else that uses hatch marks to keep track of where they are -- I thought I was the only one that did stuff like that :-)
ReplyDeleteI am a die-hard row counter. And thanks, I can't take credit for the braided pattern, that's from a stitch treasury, but the application is mine.
ReplyDeleteI'm curious about your CO edge.... did u use a tubular cast on????
ReplyDeleteI use hatch marks too... even when im using a row counter... better to be safe than sorry, right?
I'm trying out a provisional cast on. I do realize that if I bunged it up, I've botched the entire project.
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