
Here it is, in all its glory. (Sorry it's so dark. It was close to 11:30 before I finished weaving in ends and laid it out to photograph.)
That's 41 stripes of 8 rows each. I still haven't gotten the hang of making the stripes lay straight, but here's a detail to show you how pretty they are.

There will be more (and hopefully better) photos to come; maybe even some with the wrap actually wrapped around a person.
And I'm sure we're all happy that soon there will be other projects for me to blog about!
7 comments:
Hooray for finished projects! You finished it pretty fast too. It turned out quite nice!
Well, I don't feel like that was very fast, but thank you for the compliments!
Bee-you-tee-full! Grandma will love it. Yay for FOs!
I found a free pattern for a dog sweater in Wool Ease Thick 'n Quick on Lion Brand's website for Jenny! I love me a challenge.
I'm sick. This yarn addiction... Is there a deprogrammer in the house?
Dad says you are not sleeping in the basement. I told him you two can duke it out.
Love you.
woohoo!! you finished it!
Congratulations! It looks awesome. Now back to kilt hose?
Yay, Ann. Good job on the wrap.
i swear i only knit one thing for the first year i was in the stitch 'n bitch. i gave up about month two. *snort*
grandma's gonna love it, chickie.
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