Yay! I finished my first project of twentyten - the Scroll Lace scarf mentioned in my last-but-two post.
It was such a quick and easy knit, and looks so lovely, that I know I'll be making a lot more of these. It does have a tendency to roll along the top edge, but having read comments on Ravelry, I know this is a common problem.
I'll try a few rows of garter stitch before I do the Picot cast off next time...
It was such a quick and easy knit, and looks so lovely, that I know I'll be making a lot more of these. It does have a tendency to roll along the top edge, but having read comments on Ravelry, I know this is a common problem.
I'll try a few rows of garter stitch before I do the Picot cast off next time...
(Modelled by one of my Christmas presents from my lovely husband! I am a very lucky lady..)
I have now cast on this: Verity - (again by Ysolda) using the same wool.
P.S. Don't forget to enter my giveaway if you haven't done so already. I'm really enjoying discovering all these new blogs!
Thats a beatuiful scarf... I am assuming its knitted, and to be honest I like the roll at the top... it makes it look like a cross between a polo neck and a cowl... I have just crocheted a hooded scark in pink... I am not a pink person (clothes and attire wise) so I am now at a loss of what to do with it... the wool lent itself to the new pattern I wanted to try and as it was Rowan 100% wool that I bought of a friend for £2 a ball I just had to put it to good use! ;D
ReplyDeleteI have posted your giveaway in my sidebar too!
look forward to seeing your next creation!
x Alex
I have Ysolda's books but have only knitted the Cairn mitts as yet, so it is really interesting to see that scarf. I have never done any lace knitting, but it is on my list of to-dos this year!
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This is so lovely, well done. Your fabric stash in the photo looks so pretty, how do you store it (could you post a photo if you haven't already?)Thanks,
ReplyDeleteOh that is beautiful!
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