
Stitches too! Tassels made and sewn on. Ends woven in. Finished and Done!
It coulda-- it shoulda-- been a bit
longer.
But it's fine all the same (I suspect it will stretch out, as garter stitch does, with wearing.) It could be softer too, but a proper wash will help. I know all my socks get softer with a wear and a wash. This scarf might get treated to a wash in SOAK, to help soften it up, and be blocked out a bit as it dries to make it a bit bigger.
But it's fine all the same (I suspect it will stretch out, as garter stitch does, with wearing.) It could be softer too, but a proper wash will help. I know all my socks get softer with a wear and a wash. This scarf might get treated to a wash in SOAK, to help soften it up, and be blocked out a bit as it dries to make it a bit bigger.

And NOTHING else got started, not
socks, not a scarf, not a hat, NOTHING. I think today might be the
day to finish up my grey leafy vest (it still needs to be blocked!)
and to sew. And, all the while, think about what I am going to be
knitting next. I might even consult my list! There's an idea.
In addition, I might get some skeins
(100g ones)of sock yarn into 2 neat 50g cakes. Starting with the left
over Lion Brand Yellow (lemon drop) sock yarn.
It's also laundry day—and I am about
to start doing laundry--first!
And its a beautiful day—so I need to
get out and take a walk. Good exersize for a beautiful day. I'll
take my camera and maybe find special little flower to photograph.
Lastly, its St Patrick day. Happy St
Patrick's day.
1 comment:
Obviously I am behind on my blog reading! Happy St. Patrick's Day!
I love your yellow scarf very much. It looks lots softer and nicer than the baktus, which was just a little hard edged for me. I'm hoping that the person that I sent it to really likes it, and that it will soften when she washes it.
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