A nice little project that was soon finished, I knitted this one sideways using some of the natural Shetland I spun back in the summer combined with some kidsilk haze in a very bright orange. I usually go for muted colours so orange is a bit of a change but I like it mixed with the soft natural colour of the Shetland yarn.
It is knitted in garter stitch with a few rows of yfd k2tog to give it a more open feel.
It is knitted in garter stitch with a few rows of yfd k2tog to give it a more open feel.
I changed between using both yarns together and then a couple of rows with each one separately - really I just made it up as I went along. I am pleased with the result, it is so soft and warm.
4 comments:
Hi There willow,
Thanks so much for your comment on my blog.
I found your blog about a week ago and think its great, I love your photo's and I will definately be re-visiting.
And yes it has turned soooo chilly here...I thank God for my fire...and for hubby collecting the wood and building it, lol.
Keep blogging,
Love
Em & the Gang x
Hi Willow,
The scarf is beautiful... it looks so soft and snug. Good luck with the draft excluder.. i like the fabrics... they lend themselves to some nice bold embroidery.
Happy Sunday to you and thank you for the email. See you in the new year!
with love
Ginny x
Oooh that IS a lovely scarf...I am currently knitting a scarf for Compostgirl..it Was meant for her 8th birthday ( yesterday!) so I guess it will be a Yule present, now.....
love your blog!
It's nice to see what you are up to craft-wise. Your scarf looks lovely and I'm anxious to see the sewing project when finished. i have a very long list of sewing to be done before Christmas -- I feel it looming.
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