Aibhlinn...
But I've tinked and re-tinked. I now check every row and tink back however many I have to. And every repeat of the pattern (12 rows) I move the safety line. What I've learned is that while this is not a complex pattern, it does require an unwavering presence of mind. Talking with a friend while she hand-fed her latest feral cat rescue proved to me that I cannot work on this project and try to do anything else. I must concentrate on Aibhlinn. She demands it. And as lovely as she will be when she's complete, she deserves it.
So slowly, achingly, we progress. With luck, she'll be finished by fall when I really need her - though this weekend I'd have liked to have been wearing her. Brrr. I'm very glad the Knit Red KAL runs till December 31! I might just get her finished by then...
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It's looking good, Sallee.. I can't tell where your error is and if it can't be seen when the Aibhlinn is laid out flat, it will never show once you're wearing it and it's all scrunched up! I have the bobbles completed and the first 6½ rows of the K3,P3 ribbing. The recycled aran yarn worked up to gauge on size 7s so it must be pretty close to DK.
You sure have exhibited patience and determination here! I don't know that I wouldn't have just tossed the thing. I like complex work, but also like being able to chat with people while I knit. I can't find the web address for the triangular shawl; would you mind dropping a line to me? I found a possible yarn for it over the weekend!
LOL! Birdsong, I've got more money tied up in this than I usually spend so I WILL finish it, it won't go into the UFO bin. And I just love this yarn. I could have gotten it for less, but I was a newbie then...I sent you an email on the class!
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