Anyway, here she is on the blocking bed!
I can't wait until Evening Primrose is dry so I can take some proper pictures. Not only is the yarn gorgeous (it has a heavy core of silk and a fuzzy, soft mohair halo), but I actually just quite like the pattern. While I didn't feel the curve was necessary for the scarf, not only will it allow it to stay on a bit more, the curve also means...ruffles.
This is knit end to end, with short rows worked in a narrow garter stitch band so absolutely no wrapping is required. Perhaps the easiest short rows I've ever done! Can't wait to show it off a bit more.
The pattern will be coming out next month and as one of the patterns in Gwynedd.
ETA: A few action shots:
1 comment:
Yum! Love that scarf. I'm excited for your book... we'll see if I'm allowed to buy it. Though I fear your patterns are a bit more advanced than what I'm ready for. BTW, I miss you! Hope you're doing well. I think we're finally leaving for DK in January. Gonna be applying for Sasha's visa in November - hopefully they'll want him.
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