
Something amazing has happened - since my unravelling of the neverending sock I have started and completed another project.
The evening after the sock was gone I cast on for a horizontal stripes scarf. This was a little project of the Bean, who's been stealing my scarf for a few weeks now because he likes to 'wrap up warm' and hide away from the wind (he hates wind). I used three strands of yarn and big needles so this was a very quick knit. Even with Tick's evening feeding and cuddling routine it was done in two evenings. The yarn is some leftover merino that I still had lying around (even after Bean's baby blanket AND a stripey raglan sweater I made for him ages ago). There is still quite a bit let but the stash is finally diminishing.

The rag rug effect was unintentional but I quite like the chaotic hippy look of the scarf and Bean certainly hasn't complained and walked off to nursery (he goes there occasionally so I get some time with Tick) rather proudly this morning.
Photos are rather rushed (Bean refused to sit still for even a second this morning) and the scarf is unblocked).
Now on to the next project...
Woohoo - well done! Your son looks great in his new scarf!
ReplyDeleteThat came out wonderfully!
ReplyDeleteI am learning to knit while attached to a wee one. You are far ahead of me! Great scarf! :)
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