Stacey declared this my Iditarod knitting. I guess since I finished it before the last team came in, that’s good enough.
The scarf is knit from yarn handspun by Margene. I think it’s lovely and worked well with this pattern. It was a pleasure to knit with – very elastic and squishy. Of course, it should be nice since it’s merino (and nylon). I do love that merino.
Since it’s knit sideways, it’s great for using up slightly different amounts of yarn since you can use your trusty digital scale to knit to the halfway point of your yarn before decreasing. I worked an extra 4 center repeats before decreasing, and ended up with 2 grams of yarn left over.
As the pattern says, the scarf needs to be blocked to reach an appropriate length. Since it’s all garter stitch, it will grow lengthwise quite a bit. Mine grew from 42″ to 56″ after soaking it and laying flat to dry.
Pattern: A Little Bit Bohemian, project notes here.
Yarn: Margene’s handspun, about 260 yards/112 grams
Needles: US 8 / 5mm
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Handspun yarn from a friend…what could be better? What a wonderful scarf!
It’s lovely!
It feels so good to see my handspun is knit-able and could be knit into a beautiful scarf! Wear it well and enjoy. It brings a smile to my face to see it!
Lovely!
Oooh! Pretty! I love the yarn Margene made.
Oh, that’s nice – great combo of yarn and pattern!