Pattern: Bearclaw Scarfette
Yarn: Dream in Color Smooshy Sock in Giant Peach from The Loopy Ewe!
Time: About two weeks, give or take a few days.
Notes: This "little" scarf (over 90" long, oops!) went by quickly thanks to the frost flowers pattern, which was easy enough to memorize but changing enough that it wasn't boring. I knit 6 repeats, placed the live stitches on a holder, knit another 6 repeats and then grafted them together. You can't even tell where I grafted it, since I finished each pattern short one purl row before grafting (so, it was ready for a plain row either way, and the grafted stitches took its place.)
Up next? Socks, socks, and more socks. I have two finished ones, and their mates on the needles. Some of the contenders for the next couple pairs: 
I have been good about using from my stash, largely. I did order enough Sundara to knit a small shawl, but since I've never used her stuff, the color was gorgeous, and I had a paypal balance left over from the destash, I am not worried in the least. (Now, the Loopy Ewe getting Handmaiden mini maiden? That is Not Good.)
1 comments:
That is a really nice scarf pattern! I think it's already on my To Knit list, and seeing another finished one just makes me want to dump all my other projects and cast on right now. (I will be good, I will be good.)
I like the yarn that you used. The subtle colour changes are nice.
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