Knit-Along Clue 6 (Week 7): Spoilers and Photos

[sharon05676]

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Hi: This is my first post. I finished the left border, attached it to my afghan, and draped it on the loveseat to admire it. My dog, Phoebe, jumped on the sofa and found a nice spot to take a nap.

Beautiful! Your dog approves. The border looks great

[joha123]

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Hi: This is my first post. I finished the left border, attached it to my afghan, and draped it on the loveseat to admire it. My dog, Phoebe, jumped on the sofa and found a nice spot to take a nap.

Beautiful work and color choices!

[K1P1quebec]

Here is my border so far. I have the raised stitches/cable effect going on too. I think it's because the jersey stitch next to the purls of the seed stitch want to act like a ribbing. I like it!
Hanging:

Flat:

[KnitKnacker1234]

Here is my border so far. I have the raised stitches/cable effect going on too. I think it's because the jersey stitch next to the purls of the seed stitch want to act like a ribbing. I like it!

I like it too!! Yours looks great!! I love this border pattern!

[hookedoncrochet]

Here is my border so far. I have the raised stitches/cable effect going on too. I think it's because the jersey stitch next to the purls of the seed stitch want to act like a ribbing. I like it!

I am doing the CAL and came over to see what the KAL folks were doing. I love your border...it looks fabulous! Great work!!

[zhanie]

These pictures are so pretty! I can't wait to get started on my border. Just two more squares to make and then putting it together I can't wait!

[crochetfanatic]

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Hi: This is my first post. I finished the left border, attached it to my afghan, and draped it on the loveseat to admire it. My dog, Phoebe, jumped on the sofa and found a nice spot to take a nap.

I haven't even started my KAL (been doing the CAL) but your picture is SO nice, it makes me want to do it too. Cute doggie too!

[Kikibatt]

for those of you who have started the border... Is it knitting up quickly? I will be finishing seaming today and plan to start the border at my knitting group this evening. But knowing I am on the eve of another clue I am wondering how long last weeks clue is going to take me to get caught up. Thanks!
p.s. rough estimations are fine I know we all knit at different speeds. I am just looking for if it is quick or a little slower b/c pattern requires a fair amount of attention (think week 3 six row repeat that kept throwing me for a personal loop!)

[lialab]

for those of you who have started the border... Is it knitting up quickly? I will be finishing seaming today and plan to start the border at my knitting group this evening. But knowing I am on the eve of another clue I am wondering how long last weeks clue is going to take me to get caught up. Thanks!
p.s. rough estimations are fine I know we all knit at different speeds. I am just looking for if it is quick or a little slower b/c pattern requires a fair amount of attention (think week 3 six row repeat that kept throwing me for a personal loop!)

I don't think I am a fast knitter. It took me roughly about 8 to 10 minutes per 14 rows and I needed 22 repeat. So almost 4 hours per side Hope this answer your questions. I wonder how others are doing??

[mdcutler]

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Hi: This is my first post. I finished the left border, attached it to my afghan, and draped it on the loveseat to admire it. My dog, Phoebe, jumped on the sofa and found a nice spot to take a nap.

Your afghan looks fabulous and Phoebe looks so peaceful on it. I am hoping to keep my Beagle, Buddy off of mine when it is completed because he is such a robust shedding machine. Unfortunately, in reality, that may not be possible.