it makes a pretty pattern and a beautiful scarf.
I started this scarf last week,
I adore the pattern and the Homestead Tweed yarn.
The pattern is by my good friend
Andee at Match the Pictures
called the
400 Yard Scarf
The pattern is easy, breezy...
perfect for watching the game and knitting.
The yarn is a beautiful, natural looking tweed,
with pops of surprise colors throughout.
I am just about half way and this will surely need to be blocked,
it's a curler!!
I am joining Ginny at Small Things
for
I started this scarf last week,
I adore the pattern and the Homestead Tweed yarn.
The pattern is by my good friend
Andee at Match the Pictures
called the
400 Yard Scarf
perfect for watching the game and knitting.
with pops of surprise colors throughout.
it's a curler!!
I am joining Ginny at Small Things
for
it is going to be beutiful and will keep you very warm DEBBIE
ReplyDeleteHello Debbie!:) It's looking good with this lovely yarn choice, a classic colour, which goes with everything.
ReplyDeleteGood morning, Debbie! It is pretty and a lovely color too. You make it look and sound so easy, I would need knitting for dummies. LOL! Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteSuch great knitting! The very best kid.
ReplyDeleteCurlers drive me bonkers! Argh. Happy blocking.
Xoxo Andrea @ This Knitted Life
What a lovely stitch! I found a pattern online, it looked like some language from a different planet. I showed Ron and he asked me what does it say? I read it to him??? I could read knit!!! Don't ask me how, but at some point in my memory, knitting lives!! I wish I could come and sit with you and let you teach me. :) I think it would be fun. I love your crafty, cooking and knitting days, I also love your trips with Chuck, I also think you are wonderful Debbie, have a lovely day.
ReplyDeletebeautiful pattern, color and needles!
ReplyDeleteWauw I'm sure it will turn out beautiful~!
ReplyDeleteI like doing this too, but am not skilled at all :(
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I love the look of this scarf Debbie. I am really impressed with your knitting skills.
ReplyDeleteOh it looks so pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I envy anybody with the talent to knit, sew or do anything intricate like that.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Sharon, I admire those who can learn to knit, sew, etc...(just not one of my talents). Loving the warm color of the yard your using.
ReplyDeleteHere you go, showing off again. :)
ReplyDeleteSeriously, I love this yarn and such a pretty pattern.
xoxo
you go with your clicking sticks!
ReplyDeleteMy dear mum used to knit some lovely clothes ... cardigans, jumpers, knitted animals - her needles were always clicking, special memories.
ReplyDeleteI do like the look of your yarn, enjoy your knitting.
All the best Jan
Oh, you may get me back to knitting yet. You are such an inspiration, Debbie!
ReplyDeleteLove the natural color! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat is just Gorgeous pattern, one I could actually do :) and the color would go with everything so that makes it a perfect scarf, you find such pretty yarn. I checked out your friends pattern page, she does lovely work too!
ReplyDeleteYou find the prettiest yarn!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful scarf by you; awesome! The pattern is beautiful and you are doing so good. Way to go girl; I love it. Blessings and hugs!
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