I haven’t gotten far on Water Lilles. Here I am a week into this puzzle and I have to admit that it is quite hard. Of course it is not like I am spending a lot of time on it
honestly, there has been some progress
however not as much as one might think. It is only ~500 pieces. Each and every one of which is unique. There aren’t even all that many standard edge pieces.
Knitting – Uhuru Shawl
finished on one of the cruises after I finally figured out the pattern –
then I blocked it the other day
the red one
and it looks like this now that it is finished. Took about 420 m/100g of Cherry Tree Hill (?Chocolate Cherry?) on ~ 3.25mm needles.
The Uhuru
I believe the name derives from the Star Trek Character ….
It’s nice to learn some people on the planet have the patience for such things. Unfortunately, I’ve never been one of them (smile).
It sounds like Uluru…the monolith in central Australia!
Beautiful shawl. That puzzle is interestingly thick as well as cunningly cut.
Love the shawl! Cardboard rather than knitting puzzles, though, better you than me. Glad you enjoy them! (My DH and MIL do too but have learned not to *donvier them at me.)
*donvier: a gift you give someone because it’s what you want, not what they like.