I only had 1.2 skeins for Cascade 220 Superwash in this wonderful Cranberry Red when the call went out for more Red Scarves.
Read more on Norma's Blog.
I loved the pattern stitch from the free Hedgerow Mitts (pattern by Amy Ripton, inspired by Jane Cochran)
Longtail CO 24 stitches. (3 pattern repeat + 4 +2).
Set up row: K1(P4K2) across,K4, end slip last stitch with yarn in front (as if to purl)
From here on slip the last stitch of every row as if to purl, and knit the first stitch of every row through the back.
Row 2: (K2, P1, K1, P2) across, end K2, P1, K1
Row 3: (P1, K1, P2, K2) across, end P1, K1, P2
The pattern looks different but nice on both sides.
After a soak this scarf is drapey and very long but relatively skinny due to the size 10 needle.. I spied a mistake! Too late to fix. Chalk it up to “depth” of the handmade vs machine made item, lol.
(I hope this pattern has not been published somewhere, I didn't research it much)
1 comment:
I really like how that stitch worked up! I went to the link for the mitts and thought, hey, that'd be great on socks...and then saw the link for the socks! Whoo! So, thanks!
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