I tried a new pattern for this skinny scarf. You can find it at http://crochet.about.com/library/weekly/aa030106.htm. I used an angora/wool blend yarn with an H hook.
Angora Skinny Scarf
Super Soft Gray Scarf
For this scarf I used a 96% merino boucle yarn by Sublime. It's a little difficult to work with so i had to take my time. I finished it off with a sc boarder of black/gray/white kid mohair.
Shell and V Stitch Scarf
For this scarf, I used a shell and v stitch and Universal yarn. This yarn is wonderful to work with and I got it from the great yarn shop in Beaufort, SC. Coastal Knitting is a welcoming and well stocked store and in a great location right downtown. I got some great advice there and... Continue Reading →
Angora green scarf
This was my first attempt at the tipsy cluster stitch and I think it came out nicely! I used Louisa Harding Kimono Angora Pure yarn which is 70% Angora 25% Wool and 5% Nylon. It is a great yarn to work with and the scarf is very light and ultra soft.
Countryside scarf
This nice long scarf only took a couple of days to make. I used a simple fan stitch and used three balls of Sundance Countryside wool/mohair/acrylic yarn. However, because I hardly ever use patterns, I now have one ball leftover. Tassels? Maybe. I have 4 balls of another color so I'll just make it wider!
Wreath making
I decided to make a fall wreath for my moms door and I think it turned out ok. Just used some different kinds of flowers and leaves I found at Hobby Lobby.
Surprise Shawl
Well, it was a surprise - and now that the surprise is over, I decided I really don't like this yarn color which is Yarn Bee's arctic blue. I like the texture of it but just not the color mixture. It's kind of like a weird camouflage... I would like this yarn a lot more... Continue Reading →
Blues Baby Blanket
This was commissioned and I used Caron Simply Soft in two shades of blue and white and did a basic crochet shell stitch throughout. The border is one round of single crochet in blue, then double crochet in white, then a picot for the border. There are 17 shells across and then 11 rows of... Continue Reading →
Gray mohair scarf
For this scarf I used two strands of yarn. One is mohair and the other a tweed. I used a large crochet hook so the fan stitch is really open. This will sure be a warm scarf!
Tiger eye scarf
I was in Washington DC over the weekend for the national book festival. I ventured out to find Stitch DC, which is a great little yarn and knitting shop, to work on a scarf project. While I'm sitting there I hear someone say my name so I look up and there is Janet! We figured... Continue Reading →
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