By littlelena, on August 13th, 2008%
This pattern goes by many names, the pattern I used called it the Enchanting scarf. I only did two repeats of the pattern. It was easy to memorize. I wasn’t too happy with the four knots in the three balls of yarn it took, but you live and learn I guess. Total . . . → Read More: Enchanting tumbling blocks Read more »
By nolaboard, on August 10th, 2008%
Finished two more small projects. First is a shawl from Cherry Tree Hill merino boucle in Birches. Had to pick a simple pattern, the yarn has so much going on.
And my Ocean Breezes scarf for my son from knitpicks merino lace yarn in a dark . . . → Read More: Two fo’s Read more »
By birgit, on July 30th, 2008%
Finished last night and here she is modelling by the lakeside at our house. I was hoping for some sunshine but nope. The pattern is called “crest of the waves” and it is free on ravelry. I used one skein of the knitting goddesess dk weight 100% silk. The scarf measures about 1,8 meters and . . . → Read More: Waves finished Read more »
By tinker, on July 7th, 2008%
Yay, finished Peacock Feathers from Fiddlesticks. Instead of the triangular shawl, I went with the stole version, using the original pattern as guide.
What a lovely fun knit.
This took me a little less than 4oz of zephyr, and a tad under 2 weeks to finish. I knit this by provisional casting on 128 stitches, and then when . . . → Read More: Peacock Feathers variant Read more »
By littlelena, on July 1st, 2008%
Shetland Triangle by Evelyn Clark, pattern in Wrap Style
Hand dyed knitpick bare merino fingering weight, added beads
Total yards 634, yards since June 21st . . . → Read More: Shetland Triangle Read more »
By Marinemom, on June 26th, 2008%
I finished my Reptilian Lace Socks this evening! They are knit from Knit Picks Essential yarn in Terrian Twist on size 2.5mm needles using the magic loop method. I cast these on on June 21 and finished them on June 26. My favorite photo of these socks is the one of them with my little garden . . . → Read More: First Finished Project Read more »