This scarf, made in Spring, 2006, was inspired by the Rainbow Scarf pattern in Last Minute Knitted Gifts. It is 2 skeins of Noro Kureyon in contrastive colorways switching between skeins every 2 rows. I changed the stitch to one that was less yarn-thirsty. I also increased the number of stitches cast on. I wanted the scarf to be big enough for an adult. This is blocked. It is destined to be a present for Hanukkah or Christmas. I have 2 other skeins bought for the same purpose in more "manly" colors.
The scarf is posing on the rhubarb plant that grows in the alley next to the garage.
4 comments:
I like your scarf!
Nice, what non-yarn thirsty stitch pattern is that? The colors are great!
Kathy, do you know this Steve person? I of course had to click on the blog link and I can't decide if I'm amused or alarmed.
Yay! Jenny's back! Yes, I know him well. He happens to be a meat salesman which he fell into from being a very talented chef. Actually he has a degree in electronic engineering, but well, it goes that way sometimes. I'm afraid I inspired his blog, er, rather my blogging inspired him to blog.
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