I worked with 200 gr Regia Bamboo colour 1066 double-stranded on 3.5 mm bamboo-dpns .
To be honest: I was really happy when I had finished the spiral scarf. At first it was fun to knit the hexagons but then it was really boring. I sew some little push-buttons in order to hold the wider end of the scarf on the shoulder.
I still have to get used to wear the scarf in public because I always think I wear a chain of pot-holders. I hope this impression will fade in time ...
Nevertheless: One of my next projects will be another design from Norah Gaughan. This time it will be the multidirectional cabled shrug called "capecho" which was presented in the winter-issue of Vogue Knitting.
Creative greetings from Germany
Susanne
Knitting the basalt tank at first reminded me of knitting bath towels. But once it has come together it is so unique and finished looking that I think it is okay.
ReplyDeleteAnd I think your spiral scarf will have the same effect.
It looks very nice.
It is beautiful! You made many more hexagons than I did. And I agree about wearing it in public; all the knitters I know said nice things about my scarf and some non-knitters didn't like it at all.
ReplyDeleteI think your scarf is very nice! Who said that scarves have to be straight? ;)
ReplyDeleteI love the yarn and color, so practical and yet sensational! It looks very nice on you! Nice work!
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