Deja Vu All Over Again


About 1/2 of a skein of Shine to do the borders on the two long sides. I don't think that I can pull of a yarn miracle here. I doubt that I will be able to do all of the border all the way around.

Where do I stand now? You can't tell from the top picture, but I have the top border and the bottom border complete. I ended up going with the original pattern border. It was much smaller than I had anticipated, so I think it will bo alright, not too girly. The plan for now is that I will do the open work section of the border along the long sides, and not the points. Wish me luck that 1 I will have enough yarn to do this, and that 2 it will look okay.

In other news, I started a new sweater using mercerized cotton yarn. It is a Karabella pattern with cap sleeves and a small shawl collar. I am making pretty good progress so far. This is the back.
4 Comments:
If you don't have enough yarn for the side borders, I suppose you could frog the top and bottom borders and just do the openwork all around. Hopefully it won't come to that!
PS I think I know what sweater you're making! I've wanted to make that one myself.
I like the blanket without borders on the long sides. It looks wonderful. Nice job.
I think I know what sweater you're making! I
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