FOs - easy scarves
What have I been doing? I suppose I've been taking a little break. Sometimes life gets in the way of knitting and the past couple of weeks have certainly been the case for me. Its time for me to get back on board the knitting express.
After a few knitting catastrophes I managed to create a couple of quick FOs. These two scarves are exactly alike and us the raised bar stitch pattern from Big Book of Knitting Stitch Patterns, page 23. I truly like the simplicity of this pattern and the fact that it is reversible. I believe I used Woolease Thick and Quick and size 10 1/2 needles. Cast on ten stitches, rows 1 and 3, k1, p1, repeat; all even rows work each stitch as it appears; row 5 and 7 p1, k1. This simple pattern can easily be committed to memory and knitted in front of the evening news.
posted by General Ginger | 5:25 AM
5 Comments:
Looking great!
It's been really hot to knit, I don't blame you for taking a break.
I think that maybe this crocheter can try this FO, looks to be simple enough even for me! Thanks and glad to see your back to blogging... I read ALL of your archives too, I'm a new blogger myself, thanks to Doubleknot and You.
that sounds like Irish Moss stitch. Like seed stitch meets 2 rows of K1 P1 ribbing.
Hi there! I like your scarves. I'm going to write this down and use it this fall/winter when I discover I'm short a few holiday gifts! Hope you're enjoying summer!
Love the scarves!! You are going to be so ready for the white stuff this year.
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