I found that when the pattern and the yarn agree, things go much more smoothly. This is what I accomplished just yesterday.

Worsted/bulky weight yarn is shockingly quick to knit up.
Detail of lace pattern:

I'm a little bit worried that the shawl might be too dense to drape nicely, but I've committed to it now, and I'm just to going to hope for the best. This will be wonderful to throw around my shoulders in the dead of winter even just in the house. Thick and rugged, but certainly warm.
I don't know why I'm so in the mood for this knit right now, but I just am. If I stay like this, it'll speed right off of my needles.
I've been trying to get the Socks That Rock Silkie in Beryl to work with a nice pattern for my Sockapalooza Pal, but nothing yet. I'm going to try something else tonight though, so I'm hoping for the best.
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