Curly Scarf, made from Debbie Bliss Maya, 100% wool, on 6mm needles.
I like it, but it could be better, it’s a learning experience one.
I think this scarf style would be good on a fine mohair using yarn over increases rather than knitting into the back and front of one stitch.
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I like your Curly Scarf - have you posted the pic up on StitchNBitchIE? I’m beginning to feel left out - will have to put a curly scarf on the TO DO list, I’m determined to finish off at least one WIP before I start though. How long did it take to knit up?
Sharon
Comment by Sharon — January 31, 2006 @ 1:09 pm
Hi Sharon - It was pretty fast to make - but I started it on straights, then had to order circulars to finish it as there were just too many stitches, so I’m not sure how long I spent on it with the hiatus in the middle. Only a couple of hours I think. I’ve put a picture up on the StitchNBitchIE site, but it’s a different one - smaller file size.
Comment by Is — January 31, 2006 @ 2:26 pm
Looks very good Isobel!
I saw your pic on StitchnBitch first and the pics look very different. Have you worn it yet?
Comment by Sara — February 2, 2006 @ 10:21 am