Here's the finished work. It only took a week - and I had to figure it out almost from scratch.
I have photos of the last couple of steps.
After I worked on the blanket for a while and had one end finished, I found that it was easier and cooler to turn the blanket and work from the middle out to the other end.
After I finished, I was thrilled beyond description that I had knotted the edges as I went along at the end of each strand. You can't easily knot the beginning of each row, but it's only one more stitch to knot the ends.
After I finished the rest of the knots, I had to trim the fringe.
I hung the edge of the blanket over the side of the card table, straightened out the fringe, and trimmed it to a nice length on all four sides.
I think it came out okay, considering that I worked out most of the techniques by myself. Setting it up was the hardest part. Once I made the important decisions, it was as simple as anything I've ever made.
Give it a try. You might enjoy yourself and come up with a nice piece of yarn craft at the same time.
Thanks for visiting with me,
Kathi Linz
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