I would liked to have shown you a completed Sandia Caped Coat, but alas she gives trouble - well sort of. I didn't use the stated yarn and have doubled up on stash yarn. And have duly run out. My calculations were obviously a little off. As a result I am using creative craftiness to overcome my yarn shortage.

This what is left to complete the collar and the piping around the edges - not a chance!

The collar forms part of the front of the coat so I'm hoping the blended colours won't be too stark a contrast.

Hopefully I can squeeze what I need from the remaining cone.
As this project is coming to an end, I have started 2 new projects,

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I can see why young man thought Nevis was/is not manly enough. Look at the young wearing it and the clashing kilt. What is all that about? If they had shown this on Russel Crowe it would look different.
Soon you will have not one but two warm coats.
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