Woodi
10-02-2009, 08:29 AM
Well it is for me, but I'm not that experienced a knitter.
It is bulging on the left cuz I made an increase where I shouldn't have (twice!). Will leave this as a reminder to myself to be more careful. I also made one less garter ridge in the first section, urk!
http://www.soapmaker.ca/SoapPics/ParaScarf.JPG
It is fun and challenging for me to make this, cuz it requires more awareness than knitting skill. It's just knit, purl, inc and decreases. But I have to keep my wits about me (and some days it seems, those wits take a nap!) Much fun though, and I will wear this scarf in dark, gloomy wintertime, when a burst of sunshine is needed.
Every other row changes color, and there are 8 ridges of garter stitch, separated by 6 rows of stockinette, alternating orange and yellow yarns. The increase/dec rows are only on the right side. So I have to remember:
inc or not row
change color every two rows
work 8 ridges, then 6 rows stockinette
when beginning a new garter st section, begin with the color opposite to the one you ended the last section with.
Complicated? or Easy?....you decide.
It is bulging on the left cuz I made an increase where I shouldn't have (twice!). Will leave this as a reminder to myself to be more careful. I also made one less garter ridge in the first section, urk!
http://www.soapmaker.ca/SoapPics/ParaScarf.JPG
It is fun and challenging for me to make this, cuz it requires more awareness than knitting skill. It's just knit, purl, inc and decreases. But I have to keep my wits about me (and some days it seems, those wits take a nap!) Much fun though, and I will wear this scarf in dark, gloomy wintertime, when a burst of sunshine is needed.
Every other row changes color, and there are 8 ridges of garter stitch, separated by 6 rows of stockinette, alternating orange and yellow yarns. The increase/dec rows are only on the right side. So I have to remember:
inc or not row
change color every two rows
work 8 ridges, then 6 rows stockinette
when beginning a new garter st section, begin with the color opposite to the one you ended the last section with.
Complicated? or Easy?....you decide.