Not much is new on the knitting front...
I am still working on my 400 yard scarf and technically I am half way.
And when I say technically, it's technically...
because the hank of yarn I am working with will not end.
It just won't, it's the "never ending hank of yarn"!
Each night when I sit down to knit, I say to myself, tonight's the night I will be starting
that pretty, new, second hank of yarn.
But it doesn't happen...
You see it there, that little, tiny ball, it has looked that way for 3 days!!
Here's the big picture...with the sea glass I found at the beach on Sunday.
closer up, with a little tug to the end, it's a curler.
Cascade, Alpaca yarn,
I like the color, I love the pattern...
27 comments:
Oh it is going to be so worth it. You have more patience than I. It is beautiful and the sea glass well you know how i love it. HUG B
Nice knitting Debbie.
Very pretty Debbie, and that sea glass too. Great photos!
Hello, I like teh color and pattern too. It will be a beautiful scarf! The sea glass is pretty. Enjoy your day and the week ahead!
nice soft shade.
It must be such a meditative zen knitting! Enjoy!
Lovely scarf with a great yarn! And great pictures as well!
Beautiful :)
It looks so soft. And real pretty! I have bags of fiber that are never ending - no matter how much you spin it never seems to get any smaller.
Oh how beautiful. Your work is lovely. Such a talent to knit like this. I crochet mostly but do a straight knitting design now and then. I've had yarn that never seems to end too. Beautiful photo with the sea glass. Enjoy the process and have a nice weekend. Blessings xo
I just love seeing what you have been knitting. I also like the beach glass you collected.
I just enjoy seeing the colors and thinking about what it feels like.
There is something just lovely about yarn and knitting that seems peaceful and calm.
Have a lovely day Debbie.
I always like to see your projects, and how you dress them up! Very fun.
Scarves always take way more time than they ought to take and far more than I think they will. Keep going! It's lovely.
I'm also jealous of your sea glass. We moved inland six and a half years ago, and I still miss the beach and salt water. I think it gets into your blood and bones, and always calls you.
Uh NO, I wouldn't be able to with my eyes open! :)
Beautiful color; I love seeing your accomplishments!
xoxo
I am just learning . I am doing the knit purl.I put on my page blog. After knitting plain to learn. I am knitting the Purl.
So now I have to change myself going backwards with needles. Your wool is beautiful it looks like angora.
It is a relaxing I find. Even if I am learning. If that is all your knitting is the Pul. The pattern looks lovely.
It looks great so far!
Beautiful scarf, Debbie! The yarn is fabulous and the color perfect! Congrats!
Enjoy your end of week!
Hugs and love from Portugal,
Ana Love Craft
www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com
Beautiful scarf, Debbie! The yarn is fabulous and the color perfect! Congrats!
Enjoy your end of week!
Hugs and love from Portugal,
Ana Love Craft
www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com
The glass are a wonderful colour on your scarf!
I can't knit with my eyes open!!!
Oh, my dear friend, I do love your humor. If knitting is that easy maybe I will look into learning how to do it.
I love this beautiful scarf. It is so cold here that my husband is always asking why I don't have a scarf on. Well I do hope you have a sweet night and a great day tomorrow. Hugs~
I love the color it is warm and cozy. I wish I could knit. It is very pretty.
Just love the way you've used the sea glass and those cute birds in your post.
I do like the colour of the yarn too.
All the best Jan
:)
Kilroy
I know what you mean about thinking you should almost be there but it just doesn't seem to happen, I am working on a cross-stitch and I am at the backstitching and I think I should be able to finish this soon and then I see another area that needs it. Love those little birds they are just the sweetest!
I love this, Debbie, and I've got the knit 4, purl 4, but what stitch is the border?
I love the color too.
Your work really is beautiful, my friend!
I love the look of that yarn, that alpaca fluff!
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