But as of today, I'm on holiday - too bad I have a million things to take care of and still some work work to do, but I am happy that I'll have the next couple of weeks away from an office or a commute and that's a fact!
First up in the catch up is my "Seattle Summer" scarf - this was a single ball of thick and thin cotton blend that I picked up at a cute little LYS in Seattle on Teen Wonder's birthday in September. Now, in December, this scarf isn't holding up to the chill, but I really like the crisscross of the thick parts. What was the yarn called, you say? Well, if I hadn't lost the ball band I would be in a position to say. but alas, that is not the case.
Okay - next up is a frilly scarf that I knit for Mr. Wonderful's mom, aka Awesome MIL. She handed me a ball of this novelty yarn (Red Heart Sashay) and explained how you knit into the edge of the lacy ribbon - it was a bit tricky, but a pretty quick knit and fun results.
Then I went to the craft store and picked up a couple more colorways and some other novelty scarf yarns too - so I'll share those after Christmas since some of them are being gifted.
Linking to a couple of Friday linky parties -
Of course!
And also TGIFF!
HO! HO! HO! Have a great holiday!!
Oh my goodness!! Those are GORGEOUS. :D
ReplyDeleteooo! ooo! I hope i'm on your list! ;-)
ReplyDeleteDear Janet - I'm not crafty nor a blogger, What is an FO?
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, Jasper2000 is my ridiculous blog name for a blog I set up for Miss Maddy - lots of love, Celia
ReplyDeleteWonderful. The frilly scarf colours are just right for me! I have seen this yarn snd wondered if I had the patience to knit into the edge! Mmmm, still not sure! Thanks for linking up on my blog this week. Cheers, Karen
ReplyDeleteLove your craftiness!
ReplyDeleteI made about 12 of the ruffle scarves for Christmas - I had to visit YouTube to remember how to knit but it was pretty easy (except for the first row or two) and they worked up ever so fast!