
Unbeknownst to me, without any intention to do so whatsoever, I managed to finish the final touches on my labyrinth just as the clock was turning over to my 33rd birthday. Fun. huh?! Anyhow, just thought I'd share. Here's a pic of front and back. The back shows a few mistakes and the front shows that I knit quite a bit tighter int he middle than the ends. Oh well - maybe some light blocking will help with that (what do you think..would it help?!)
All in all, I'm really happy with it.


Grace and Peace,
`tim
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WOW!!!! Great
WOW!!!!
Great Job...well done!!!!! Happy Birthday!!!!!!
Did you graph this out? Are
Did you graph this out? Are you going to make the graphs available? I'd like to try converting it to a lace shawl.....(hey, I convert *everything* to lace shawls....)
MMario - ambiguity is cultivated, it doesn't happen in a vacuum!
Lovely! And a very happy
Lovely! And a very happy birthday to you! I love labyrinths and I think this is just a delightful project.
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." -- Mahatma Gandhi
Wonderful! and Happy
Wonderful! and Happy Birthday
That's incredible, it looks
That's incredible, it looks quite large too. What are the dimensions. Oh, and Happy Birthday!
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If it keeps the dimensions
If it keeps the dimensions that I've blocked it to it'll be 22x22 inches.
I didn't plan on a particular size, that's just what it came out as.
Grace an Peace,
`tim
well then it's definately
well then it's definately not laying on a wood floor like I thought!
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Just wanted to throw in that
Just wanted to throw in that it probably isn't your tension causing to pull in in the center but the nature of the stranded color work itself. The center pull in because that is where the bulk of the stranded section is, the rows with less color changes have less pull.
It looks great.
Someone else told me the
Someone else told me the same thing about the stranding. I blocked it today, I think it'll hold its shape -- it didn't take a lot of work to pin it down.
Grace and Peace,
`tim
Outstanding! ...and Happy
Outstanding!
...and Happy Birthday.
I just celebrated 35 on the 3rd
)O(
Robert
Happy birthday. Your
Happy birthday. Your labyrinth looks good. Stranded knitting can take some getting used to, I'm on my third Fair Isle sweater and still have problems with the tension. Still, it's the journey, not the destination...
Mistakes? Where? Looks
Mistakes? Where? Looks just perfect to me!
Happy Birthday!
What a great way to
What a great way to celebrate! It's a fascinating pattern - congratulations on that too. And trust me, blocking is like magic!
Asplund
Happy b-day!
Happy b-day!
Welcome to your second
Welcome to your second third of a century!
MMario - ambiguity is cultivated, it doesn't happen in a vacuum!
He still has four more
He still has four more months for that! ^_-
Anyway, fantastic work on the labyrinth. It is definitely a very interesting design, and I shudder to think of all the effort that went into the wrong side rows. Are you thinking about it for wall hanging?
He still has four more
He still has four more months for that! ^_-
I knew someone would say that.
MMario - ambiguity is cultivated, it doesn't happen in a vacuum!
Great job!! And Happy
Great job!! And Happy Birthday too! So you just designed that pattern yourself, huh? What did you use (graph paper, etc.?) Very nice... congrats.
Very nice, great job! Happy
Very nice, great job! Happy Birthday!
Randy
Congrats! But don't stop
Congrats! But don't stop now, knit a sweater around it.
Fantastic! I love it. And
Fantastic! I love it. And a Very Happy Birthday to you, and many more yet to come!
MWK's Token Estrogen-American
Great work and as you say a
Great work and as you say a little bit of blocking will fix those areas, and a happy birthday.
It's beautiful as is.
It's beautiful as is.
That's pretty fantastic! And
That's pretty fantastic! And Happy Birthday!