I think that once it is blocked, you'll really be able to see the rows of lacy yarn-overs I have added to the garter stitch pattern.
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Knitting project
On my needles I have a Wingspan scarf, a very popular pattern by Maylin Tan, Tri'Coterie Designs. I'm knitting it on size 4 needles, using a fingering yarn (80% mohair, 20% wool), hand-dyed by Colleen Jennings. I have completed 5 wings, with 3 more to go.
I think that once it is blocked, you'll really be able to see the rows of lacy yarn-overs I have added to the garter stitch pattern.
I think that once it is blocked, you'll really be able to see the rows of lacy yarn-overs I have added to the garter stitch pattern.
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By adding the yarnovers, you've made the Wingspan uniquely yours. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteI just finished one in just about those colors. And then I cast on for another one. Christmas knitting, doncha know.
ReplyDeletePretty color!
ReplyDeleteI love knitting Wingspan. I know I'll do another one sooner or later. Somewhere in the stash is some heavyweight Socks That Rock. I think it is too thick for socks, but will make a GREAT Wingspan.