I finished up Saviche's belated birthday present:
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Blueberry Scarf
Pattern: A simple stitch pattern advertised in a SWTC newsletter a few months back. The pattern is K1, YO, K2tog* repeat from * across both sides.
Yarn: Elsebeth Lavold Chunky AL, a bulky y 12 WPI yarn
Needles: 6mm Bamboo straights
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This turned into a looooong skinny scarf. I though casting on 30 stitches in a chunky yarn would produce a wider scarf, but not so much. The stitch pattern must have narrowed it down a bit. Rather than frog and start over, I decided to make a long skinny scarf. The recipient lives in LA, and would probably stifle inside a chunky wool scarf anyway!
Happy belated birthday Saviche!
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Colin's Ribbed Hat
Pattern: The Boy Hat, by LimulusKnits
Yarn: Bernat Cashmere Natural Blends, in a charcoal grey
Needles: 4.5 mm bamboo dpns
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The clever decreases are what makes this hat fun and interesting. Plus, I got to use 8 stitch markers, which is always fun times. The way the ribbing intersects on the crown reminds me of Gothic architecture, flying butresses and all that. I foresee a couple more of these fun, quick hats in the future.
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2 comments:
Love the way the rib intersect on the hate!
Yayayay! Thanks friend! It looks gorgeous and now that its actually raining I DO need it!! xoxoxox
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