Turtleneck Shrug is done!
I finished my Turtleneck Shrug last night and wove in the ends this morning! It looks fantastic and it feels really nice on - warm and cozy. I'm glad I didn't do the reductions the pattern calls for at the shoulders because it fits me perfectly as is (I have wide shoulders for someone so small everywhere else).I have to say, the shrug looks...well, stupid when it's not being worn. A bit like a really ugly and really thick pair of those wool tights that were all the rage among the kindergarten set when I was little, but with the crotch cut out. Crotchless wool tights! It's really a design that looks its best on a body. ;)
Yarn: Malabrigo worsted merino in Vaa (gorgeous shades of green and blue)
Needles: Boye Balene II size 7 11" circular needles
Begun: July 13th
Finished: August 3rd
Modifications: No decreases/increases on the shoulders, first row of neck has a 6 stitch rib on both the front and back where the sleeves met, the second row was decreased by doing a k2tog 3 times for each side to bring it back to K3/P3 rib again.
There're more pictures on my Flickr album - don't want to take up a ton of room here on the blog with them. ;)
Labels: Turtleneck Shrug


1 Comments:
At 3:42 PM,
knitblog said…
General ? for you all. Has anyone done the Lady Eleanor stole much smaller? I have 3 skeins of L.L.'s Lion and Lamb and think it would be sooo pretty in this but that only gives me 615yds. I would really love to use stash!
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