
So, I've had a lot of fun learning the principles of perpendicular knitted lace edges. Great for baby blankets:

And equally terrific for bamboo and silk scarves:

We'll see how it goes tomorrow.
In other news, I submitted two items to the Marin County Fair -- one is the Hanami stole, the other is an item that I designed, and since I'm still thinking of submitting it for publication, I cannot blog about it. :(
Remember, WWKIP is tomorrow. I'll be at Marin Fiber Arts (where the scaffolding in front of the store might actually be a helpful thing finally) Find a public place and knit!
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