uno
dos
& tres
And then dos and tres started in on a journey together (uno was left out, while I love it, its more thick/thin than the second two) and with the use of this pattern - Falling Water PDF - and some 88 cent "size 5..and a half? ish?" circulars I bought at Hy-Vee a while back (you don't need circs, I just used them because I didn't have a size 5 straight, and I hate my LONG size 6's) We eventually came out with something very similar to this -
ok, so it WAS this. Good point.
holy heck, that's a lot of scarf!
Yeah, its a little long, but I'm a little obsessed with long scarves. Remember I live in Illinois. When its not pouring rain for a week straight and flooding the good ol' Mississippi river (which it has, I'll have to try to get some pictures today) Its 20 below and the kind of bitterly cold that makes you wear a scarf INSIDE. I need that sucker to WRAP and make layers.
Although...its pastel, and I don't really...wear...pastel. And it has some funny color sections going on that I don't LOVE. But I'll wear it regardless. Because I MADE it! ...and because I'll be freezing... and I'm not picky when I'm cold.
5 comments:
That is so wonderful!! I love it! Awesome. I'm so inspired to spin! Very impressive!!
That is so pretty! I love the soft, yummy colors. I bet it is nice to wear as it is to look at!
It's like a soft spring morning or a gentle summer evening.
(hmmm - perhaps a little too poetic. Sorry.)
love it! Such a pretty pattern too!
That is beautiful!! I love how the yarn turned out. I spin a lot of cloud so seeing the pastel roving knit in those beautiful stripes ..... I've got to get me some of that!!!!
Very cool!
this is sooooo beautiful!
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