
Lay out your shawl to block making sure there are enough towels on your carpet or floor. I didn't use my blocking wires for this shawl. The points stay in place without them. I did weave in my ends before blocking but I didn't cut the ends until after blocking. Why? Stretching the finished item will also move the woven in ends and they may pop out or worse, come loose. And if you cut them to short you may be in trouble.

Let it dry and then take it outside for a photo op!

Then begin a new project

4 comments:
testing comments to check the changes I made :)
Beautiful!! It came out really well. It looks really cozy.
What is your new project? I love the yarn!
Great shawl! Beautiful work.
And I LOVE the yarn you're using for the new project. Is it a HWB cover?
that is a lovely shawl. I made a crocheted 'prayer' shawl for my friend who is going through a tough time. They are very comforting as well as being pretty. hugs, deb
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