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Wednesday, 17 July 2013

Two Scarves.


In May I completed two knitted scarves.
This one took me about twelve hours to knit.
I love the fern pattern which I found in a book I picked up somewhere sometime ago.
The book is called mon tricot:1300 Pattern Stitches Advice Hints Knitting Dictionary.
I purchased the wool from the Faulconbridge Markets around twelve months ago from a lovely lady that spins and dyes wool from her own sheep.
This scarf, on the other hand, took me twelve months to knit.


I love them both.
The second one, I have now decided, needs some tassels or a fringe of some sort.
I have a ball and a half of wool left so I'm dreaming up a nice substantial finish.



Linking up with WIP Wednesday with Lee.
Do pop over and see her lovely star HST quilt top.


WIP Wednesday at Freshly Pieced

4 comments:

  1. 12 hrs WOW I wish I could knit! beautiful scarves!!!

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  2. those are just beautiful, the first one is so delicate looking, love the color!

    I am stopping by from the WIP hop, my post is here if you have time to stop by :) http://domesticdeficitdisorder.blogspot.com/2013/07/wip-july-17th-edition.html

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  3. They look great! I especially love the one you made with the hand spun, hand dyed yarn. The color is just amazing!

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  4. Beautiful scarves! The second looks lovely as it is but can't wait to see what you're going to add to it!

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