Showing posts with label scarf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scarf. Show all posts
Thursday, February 9, 2012
(Still) On my needles: Cashmere Scarf
Remember this one?
Fifty-seven inches down, and that final skein is slowly shrinking. Even though the pattern is very easy, I don't mind working on this one. It is a treat to work with cashmere (a first for me) and the 8-row repeat is keeping me interested. I have it memorized at this point, so it's a great, portable project. I can sneak in a row or two when I'm waiting to pick up the boys, etc.
(February 11, 2012 - finished, thank goodness!)
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Christmas Knits 2011
Ever since I saw these scarves hanging in Purl SOHO, I've wanted one of these kits. It includes 4 hanks of 100% Indian cashmere and a pattern booklet with seven "manly" scarf patterns. I chose the Zach motif.
ASYMMETRICAL CABLE CAP
Made especially for my dad in Cascade Yarns' Superwash 128 in Charcoal.
He can wear it for his walks this winter with the three consecutive cables in the front or in the back. Whatever he likes best.
LATTICE LACE COWLS
Made especially for Jack's teachers, my dear friend Katy, and my sister-in-law Sarah.
Knitted up in (left to right) Cascade Yarns' Magnum in Doeskin Heather, Blue Sky Alpacas' Bulky in Seaweed, and Cascade Yarns' Magnum in Rainier Heather. Click here for my pattern.
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on my needles,
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straight needles
Friday, August 5, 2011
On My Needles: Rosette Lace Scarf
I'm calling this one the "Ultimate Lace Challenge" for my knitters.
So, which of you ladies will be first?!
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scarf,
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Monday, August 1, 2011
On My Needles: Cabled Drop-stitch Mobius Scarf

After spending four sessions in July teaching my knitters to fix their knitting mistakes, they may think I'm completely nuts when they work this project. Just before binding-off, we'll drop a few stitches all the way down to the cast-on edge. Yikes!
When it's finished, it can be worn as a mobius scarf (think: long, twisted loop), as a cowl when looped twice around the neck, as a scarf, or around the shoulders as a shawl. Talk about a multi-purpose accessory!
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Saturday, August 21, 2010
On My Needles: Circles and Stripes Slip Scarf
One of three projects I'm working on...
THE CIRCLE AND STRIPE CRAVAT
in Malabrigo Yarn, Worsted-weight, 100% Merino in Damask Rose

The pattern specifies size US 10 needles and includes a chart to work-up the circles. I love size 10. I love charts. And I LOVE this yarn. So I bet this one will be finished first.
cra·vat [kruh-VAT]
–noun
1. necktie.
2. a cloth, often made of or trimmed with lace, worn about the neck by men esp. in the 17th century.
THE CIRCLE AND STRIPE CRAVAT
in Malabrigo Yarn, Worsted-weight, 100% Merino in Damask Rose

The pattern specifies size US 10 needles and includes a chart to work-up the circles. I love size 10. I love charts. And I LOVE this yarn. So I bet this one will be finished first.
cra·vat [kruh-VAT]
–noun
1. necktie.
2. a cloth, often made of or trimmed with lace, worn about the neck by men esp. in the 17th century.
Labels:
cable,
in progress,
on my needles,
scarf,
straight needles
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