This is the completed afghan that took around 3 months for the doctor to complete.
It was quite an undertaking and required surgery several times until I was finally able to release the patient to it's current owner.
Here is a close up of the work. The afghan was knitted in 7 panels. The argyle panels were intarsia and then completed with duplicate stitch chevrolet blue. Mistakes were made, and removing duplicate stitch was no fun, and actually resembled ER surgery. Once the panels were all completed they were stitched together with a steady hand and then blocked and fringed.
That's all for today. The Doctor has many new patients on the needles and will update the blog later in the week. Knit on.....
6 comments:
I love seeing how successful your operations are! It's beautiful. Color me impressed.
WOW - very nice. How about an afghan after the lace shawl? Xmas is coming up - just kidding... The current owner is extremely lucky to have such a wonderful master piece. Knit on Yarn Doctor!!!
Brett!! that's amazing. I miss you. I have a picture of me in my sweater, I just have to send it to you, but classes start tomorrow, so it might be a little while. You are amazing!!!!
Wow - I need to learn how to knit someday - so maybe I can relax for once!
I am honored to be instructed by you! Your work is BEAUTIFUL!
Good gracious, The Afghan is absolutely stunning!!! I'd say that surgery was a SUCCESS! ;)
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