Reading your suggestions and opinions has really helped. Nicole's comment yesterday "go for odd" made me rethink my basic "framing" idea, because I think I was subconsciously trying to make it look like a "proper" frame, which is why I was anxious about wood length and joining at the corners.

So I've added crochet "struts" to attach the knit to the wood and reduced to 2 pieces of driftwood because it's the weight of the wood that draws out the lacing - I can't do that sideways!

I like the way the zigzaggyness (new technical term) of the crochet echoes the waves and the seagulls and the roof of the beach hut :-)

Thanks for helping me work this out!
4 comments:
Oh yes so much better. Love them.
What a great new idea...now I have to go back and read part 1 and 2.
Rose
This method looks much better, love them xxx
Yes, they do look much better, less crowded and shows your work off perfectly.
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