The Blanket: Part 11. The Border: Part 2 / Island Stroll CAL 2022

[@PhươngHoàng-w6o]

I miss you, i’ve done all the tutorials and still waited for you guys comeback 😢

[@penneyburgess5431]

The crab stitch is a perfect conclusion to this amazing blanket. Thank you so much!

[@SistersInStitch]

I love it too, it needed something organic and soft. And I love how the crab stitch for me is reminiscences of waves on the waters, a match truly meant to be.

[@penneyburgess5431]

@@SistersInStitch ❤️

[@sharonhollie70]

Can't believe we have come to the end of this CAL, have thoroughly loved it and plan to do all three colourways and both blanket and pillow. Thank you for wonderful tutorials and tips.

[@SistersInStitch]

That means so so much to hear, thank you so much for your kind words. Smiling from ear to ear over here. Time went so very quickly towards the end and I think it's gonna take some time to really grasp that it's finished: that all the parts are up, and it's now just for me to sit and watch all your beautiful creations come to life. I'm so happy and thankful, this journey has truly been so precious. Wish you a wonderful crochet time. xxx Tess

[@sharonhollie70]

@@SistersInStitch Always willing to give good feedback where I think it is deserved. You spoke to us as if we were your friends and your love for your craft shone through.

[@BasedTexans]

Wow that's beautiful 😍

[@SistersInStitch]

Thank you so much Amanda ♥️😃

[@franciscasegovia7112]

Hermoso

[@SistersInStitch]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@lindabradbury7902]

Well that was emotional. I'm still working on my pillow size, although doing two colour ways at the same time. I will turn them into small blankets. Truly beautiful items and what a treat to do a CAL from start to finish in real time. Thank you Tess for your wonderful skills and amazing talent. May I say something without offending re English? It's a difficult language for sure so I understand the quirky possibilities. At the end you got divider (dee-vi-der) correct but abbreviation is not abbrevation; it is a-bree-vi-ay-shon. Another little quiky one is crocheting and crocheter; in both cases, as with crochet, the 't' is silent. Crocheter is cro-shay-er and crocheting is cro-shay-ing. Crocheted is cro-shade. I know, it's frustrating. I don't speak Swedish and imagine I would make a real mash up if I tried. I do love "largum" (see, I have no idea) but the word has a great meaning. Again, thank you Tess.

[@SistersInStitch]

Hi lovely, thank you so much for your loving comment. I'm so happy to hear that you've had fun with it. This final week felt so much and brought up lot's of emotions. It has been the most wonderful of strolls for sure. I'll keep your suggestions in mind for future videos. All the best, Tess