Wet and grey, this summer feels more like autumn.
It made me pick up the knitting needles.
It's supposed to become a herringbone collar scarf like this one, unless summer makes its appearance after all.
Work in progress: summer or scarf...
August 9, 2011
Herringbone
Wet and grey, this summer feels more like autumn.
It made me pick up the knitting needles.
It's supposed to become a herringbone collar scarf like this one, unless summer makes its appearance after all.
Work in progress: summer or scarf...
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Your scarf is beautiful! What is the yarn you are using?
It's left over Lambs Pride - Brown Sheep yarn I still had.
It looks fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful color!
Love the color, and that pattern is beautiful! I wonder if I could handle making this one...
mooie steek alsook mooi kleur, voor mij ziet dit er meer paars uit!
Love the colour and texture! Especially next to the driftwood. So lovely!
You got the herringbone bug!
It's a beautiful color, I love it. Is there a webpage that gives instruction on how to do the herringbone stitch?
I love this pattern, what stitch are you using?
Can you tell me are you using a different stitch for the border? If you are using a different stitch, what is it? Your border looks really nice.
Also can you tell me how many stitches you casted on for your width?
The detailed instructions for a herringbone collar scarf can be found here: http://www.purlbee.com/big-herringbone-cowl.
Good luck knitting!
I just wanted you to know that I have nominated you for the versitile blog award. I hope you accept :)
http://seaweedandraine.blogspot.com/2011/08/blog-award.html
I LOVE it! x
I can imagine an entire magical fish coming out of that beautiful pattern and color. One of the prettiest fish of the sea, certainly.
Wow!!!
Thats so beautiful:)
I need to learn that techniqe!!
Ine
Your scarf looks lovely! The herringbone stitch lis amazing in that rich color.
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