First milestone (2/28/24)

Square #1 completed
11 rounds
19 grams
76 yards
4-5 squares/skein
13 skeins for squares alone (64 squares)
(2 skeins for border?)
2.8 lbs (1216 gms) for 64 squares (~3.5? lbs with border?)

Progress Tracking

Each row is worked after 8 squares are finished:

2/9: row #1 completed
3/9: row #2 completed
4/6: row #3 completed
5/5: row #4 completed
6/9: row #5 completed
6/28: Row #6 completed
8/28: Row #7 completed
8/31: Row #8 completed
9/2: DONE!

September 24, 2024

To attach the chuppah to the frame, I used my i-cord knitter and made loops for every side.

The loops were attached through the spaces between the squares at each junction. Each loop was a length of i-cord threaded through the space and knotted, then the knot was reinforced by soaking with FrayCheck. When it dried, the frame rods were threaded through the loops.

It was beautiful and worked perfectly and to remove the chuppah from the frame after the ceremony, we just cut the loops.