It looks beautiful. I can't believe it's really that simple - it looks much more complicated. I bought some new yarn today and think I just found the perfect pattern for it. Thanks!
i came to your site via free knit pattern of the day, but love this scarf! whodathunk that the pattern is so simple. I think I'll try it in my own handspun. Thanks for sharing. :-)
i really love this pattern - thanks so much for sharing it! i just finished my second scarf ever using it - and it looks great. working on number three...
Thank you so much! I'm working it on 10.5 size dpns, and I did 80 sts, which seems to be the right size. I'll send you a link to a picture when I'm done with it!
I found you through one of the free knitting sites...
I knit up my 3rd ever scarf using this pattern and I absolutely love it. I made it huge with thick yarn on size 35 needles. It came out great! Thanks!!
Hey, usually a simple pattern is best for handspun. Anyway, great looking scarf!
ReplyDeleteIt is simple, but it looks beautiful with the right yarn, I love it!
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful. I can't believe it's really that simple - it looks much more complicated. I bought some new yarn today and think I just found the perfect pattern for it. Thanks!
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hey, pretty pattern! will definitely give it a shot.
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i came to your site via free knit pattern of the day, but love this scarf! whodathunk that the pattern is so simple. I think I'll try it in my own handspun. Thanks for sharing. :-)
ReplyDeletei really love this pattern - thanks so much for sharing it! i just finished my second scarf ever using it - and it looks great. working on number three...
ReplyDeleteI would really like to work this pattern into a hat. Do you suppose (since I'm not turning my work) I would just switch the second row to p2 k2?
ReplyDeleteI think you'd get essentially the same effect even if you didn't, but technically speaking, yeah, you'd flip it :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I'm working it on 10.5 size dpns, and I did 80 sts, which seems to be the right size. I'll send you a link to a picture when I'm done with it!
ReplyDeleteI found you through one of the free knitting sites...
ReplyDeleteI knit up my 3rd ever scarf using this pattern and I absolutely love it. I made it huge with thick yarn on size 35 needles. It came out great! Thanks!!