This scarf is a variation on the Prismatic Scarf by Huan-Hua Chye (Rav link). I managed to bugger up the pattern but loved the reverse side so much I just kept going. Maybe one day I'll do it again properly, but probably not. I used 8mm needles over 24 stitches and a full 300g of yarn.One of the most gorgeous features of the pattern is the knitted on i-cord edge - so neat.
The yarn is Moda Vera Mandorla Printed (Rav link) - a wool/ack blend that is divinely squooshy and great to knit. Can't remember how I came by it, but I'm so glad I kept it.
It tones nicely with my blue beret from last winter and should be a bit of a boost next year when the late winter "I'm so sick of my black overcoat" blues set in.
It tones nicely with my blue beret from last winter and should be a bit of a boost next year when the late winter "I'm so sick of my black overcoat" blues set in.
3 comments:
You didn't bugger up the pattern, you simply created your own variation.
I thought you had grown some wondrous flowering plant at first, but it's a wondrous scarf instead!!
What a gorgeous scarf, with adaptations :) I've bookmarked that pattern, it's wonderful!
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