I like to take "glamour shots" of my work. This means making the effort to move the work into decent lighting, arranging it into a form that best shows it off (often requiring delicate origami-like folds) and actually turning my phone so that it's in landscape mode. The things I do for a good shot!
But I have a nemesis. A furry nemesis who has a radar for an unmanned wip.
Watcha gonna do about it hooman?
Does anyone else have this problem?
The wip in question is a shawl that I originally put in the "It looks hard, I'll make it when I'm good enough" basket. It turns out it's really quite easy to make, but just requires a bit of gung-hoedness to begin.
I'm finding that with lots of crochet... the most complex patterns are just different arrangements of basic stitches. So the stitches are the alphabet and the crochet is the poetry.. or maybe I've had my glass of wine too quickly this evening!
You want a glamour close-up sans cat? Shawl thing! (look, I resisted the puns until now! I'm learning! I'll leaf you with that thought)
Pattern: Liula shawl
Yarn: Scheepjes Whirl in Mid Morning Mocha'roo
Hook: 4 mm
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