Remember last week when I said I had something blocking that was either absolutely perfect or laughably messed up? Fortunately for me, it came out exactly how I intended.
My Purls and Seaweed scarf, inspired by Cory's. I was nervous about the length of this-I wanted it short enough that I wouldn't mind wearing it as a single loop, but long enough that I could still wear it doubled. It's a fine line for me, and I was nervous that I'd been overly cautious and made it too short.
Hopefully I didn't use up too much of my knitting good mojo on this, but I couldn't be more pleased with how it came out. The Road to China Light is sport weight instead of fingering, but I didn't size up the needles at all. I love how it came out-perfectly soft and just the right thing to wear against my neck.
Hopefully I didn't use up too much of my knitting good mojo on this, but I couldn't be more pleased with how it came out. The Road to China Light is sport weight instead of fingering, but I didn't size up the needles at all. I love how it came out-perfectly soft and just the right thing to wear against my neck.
Ravelry Page: Purls and Seaweed
Pattern: Purls and Seaweed Wrap Scarf, by Jennifer Chase-Rappaport
Yarn: The Fibre Company Road to China Light, "Ruby"
Glad to hear this came out as you intended. Beautiful knit and that color is perfect on you!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! That color looks awesome on you, and I love how you've paired corally-red with dark green.
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