I made this shawl design specifically to accommodate my low vision and my particular needs. Like waves, they even out and get smaller as they reach the end of the sea. The garter sections have the same width throughout the shawl, and the brioche sections shrink. There are increases at the same points, so it grows into a big triangle. So I used garter stitch in a single color for the easy part and two-color brioche in highly contrasting colors for the added interest. For the exciting part, I needed a lot of contrast in the colors. I wanted an easy knit, where I could use my fingers to feel the stitches and hold my interest. Knitting helped me to stay calm and sane under this stress. Because I had high doses of prednisone, I always felt manic and restless.
I had 30% vision in my left eye and 15% in my right eye. The artwork used for the cover is 'On the Beach' by Eugen Dücker.Neurosarcoidosis had flared and inflamed my eye nerves. Production notes: This ebook of The Waves was published by Global Grey on the 27th October 2021. This book has 77,515 words, 111 pages in the PDF version, and was originally published in 1931. № 16 in The BBC's 100 Greatest British Novels. Whilst not one of Woolf's most famous books, it is very highly regarded and was voted the 16th greatest British novel ever written in a 2015 BBC poll. The thoughts by the characters are broken up by nine interludes that detail a coastal scene. The Waves explores ideas of individualism and self as it follows the narrators from childhood to adulthood. Whilst the first six have monologues that make up the novel, the reader never hears the latter speak in his own voice. The book has seven characters: Bernard (a story-teller), Louis (an outsider), Neville (who may have been partly based on Lytton Strachey), Jinny (a socialite), Susan (a mother), Rhoda (a solitary woman), and Percival (the hero).
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