Boy last week felt intense? why? not really sure, but now I feel better. Had my virtual meeting with my advisor this morning (it went well---thanks for asking) and now my stress level feels better. (Not to say that I don't have a lot to do for next weeks meeting, but this afternoon I'm enjoying the relief!) Now on to knitting/crocheting:
This scarf I finished right before I left for Scotland (yep...way back in July) and it didn't get blocked until a few weeks ago....I'm afraid it doesn't realize how much I love it.....
Pattern: Scaruffle (from Knitter's Book of Yarn)
Yarn: discontinued Alpaga yarn (100 % alpaca in a sport weight) from my grandma :) not sure how much because I used some partial balls, maybe 100g?
Needles: US 4 and 10
Mods: None.
I really liked the construction of this....the increases are really only on one row and those well placed increases and larger needles creates the ruffle effect. (okay a few short row too, but nothing major) It isn't a large scarf, but a nice little ruffle to peak out of a coat....so light and fun....now I have to decide if I need a matching hat of some sort? I have the yarn....hmmm.
Baby Blanket update: The crocheted one is done....just need to weave in end and block! The knitted (cabled one) coming along!
ps-the formatting is way off.....oh blogger....what am I going to do with you!
It looks gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks great - like it was fun to knit and really useful too.
ReplyDeleteThat scarf is beautiful!! Might have to try that one, I like the way it ruffles. Thanks for you sweet comments regarding Alex!! My knitting is stalled, as I have a severly sprained finger. Hazard of wrestling with children who are now bigger than you! :)
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Cute scarf! You'll have to show us a picture of you wearing your fancy new scarf this winter!
ReplyDeleteHanging there doesn't begin to do justice to your scarf. This is definitely one I need to add to my ever expanding "to do" list. You did a great job. It is lovely!
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