Clapotis Unraveling

I started on the renowned Clapotis pattern recently and here is the progress. It's actually going a bit slower than I imagined. The stitches are small for a person used to knitting up chunky scarves.

I am only 20% done based on the amount of yarn I've used up from the four skeins. It was very exciting this Saturday to begin the unraveling process. I irrationally feared the entire scarf would unravel, but of course it didn't. In the pics, you can see the two lines of unraveling.
I'm not sure if I like the color pooling of the Lorna's Laces. It reminds me a little of camouflage, which I'm not fond of at all.

Many people have said they find this shawl boring knit. I find it very relaxing. Oh, and I want to thank a fellow knitter for recommending I purl instead of PM. Very easy. I'm in no hurry to finish it. The pattern is a repeat of 12 rows and I can watch TV, chat or just sit and think about life while knitting. It's almost a form of meditation.

That reminds me that I've heard knitting called the new yoga. Wish I could remember where I read or heard this.

In the pics, you can see the two lines of unraveling.