Welcome to Stitch Sew & Show ~ 2022 ~ Week 20
As my faithful followers know, I also stitch in my backyard ... and with my cats ...
and just about anywhere I can take my yarn project bag.
Since summer has abruptly arrived here, I have been mostly doing just that.
I will try to make an effort to be more present on my blog and your blogs, too, my friends. I have been finding google has put up a few roadblocks to leaving comments like I used to do. I will try to circumvent rather than vent about it.
For this project I started with this lovely
Scarfie Yarn in Seafoam by Lion Brand Yarn
It is part wool and very soft to work with and to wear.
This set is a recent addition to my tools, a Mother's Day gift selected by me and purchased at a great price here: Clover Tunisian Crochet Hook Set on Amazon
This book was also gifted ...
Tunisian Crochet Handbook by Toni Lipsey
This shawl started with this basic simple stitch
Tunisian Crochet Triangle Shawl Video by Claudetta Crochet
As happens with my projects, it soon took a life of its own.
This may also be added with the Tunisian Crochet hook without the extension.
Here is a close up of the top and side borders in progress.
Here is a closeup of the Simple Tunisian Stitch on the front and the shell border.
Here is a closeup and the lovely nubby texture on the back.
Here is my finished Sew Shawl on my backyard swing.
I will be carrying this with my to future trips to the seashore this summer
to wrap around me on breezy days!
What have you been working on this week, my friends?
Please Share!
5 comments:
Your shawl is beautiful! The border makes your shawl so feminine. Happy stitching!
Wow, that project sure came together quickly! It's really beautiful and very reminiscent of the sewshore.
That is really lovely my Friend. So soft and soothing to look at as well. I hope you have a lovely summer.
Your shawl is just gorgeous, Pat! We enjoyed some time by the seashore this past week, but I didn't have any crocheting to do. Maybe I should give that a try!
That shawl looks so soft and comfortable. The colors are interesting, too.
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