For more details and thoughts on this project you can go to my blog Tante J's Adventures in Knitting. The final analysis is in today's post and there are some nice progress shots a couple of posts earlier.
Thursday 8 May 2008
Shaggy Delights
I'm pleased to say my Shag is finally finished! Like all of the scarves in this book, it's the new techniques that got me hooked. I'm not really a garter stitch kind of gal and yet the simplicity of the garter or stockinette (which is often in the round so technically it's still just a knit stitch) lets the architecture shine through.
For more details and thoughts on this project you can go to my blog Tante J's Adventures in Knitting. The final analysis is in today's post and there are some nice progress shots a couple of posts earlier.
For more details and thoughts on this project you can go to my blog Tante J's Adventures in Knitting. The final analysis is in today's post and there are some nice progress shots a couple of posts earlier.
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5 comments:
this is just gorgeous. i love the yarn.
Wow, great looking scarf, excellent yarn choice.
What yarn did you use? It's lovely!
wow this just gorgeous
Did I make mine wrong? The triangles are on alternate sides of the scarf, with no flat surface. It looks ok though.
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