Here is a traditional wave/ripple stitch using Classic Alpaca yarn in green. I remember getting this yarn at Island Knits last year while I was on Pawley's Island, SC. I certainly recommend visiting their shop while you're at the beach. They have lots of great yarn and friendly staff 🙂
Finished this scarf in a weekend! I decided to be really creative with my sale yarn I found at The Needler in Lexington. It was my first visit there and I will certainly go back. I'll certainly use this kind of striping technique again 🙂
I used some left over yarn to create this arm chair caddy for remote controls. I used a half double crochet stitch and it is 27" long with the fold over part.
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.
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!
This is a simple shell stitch scarf using two balls of sundance krinkle kotton yarn.
This is a giant granny square baby blanket. I used baby's first yarn by lion brand.
Finally finished another shell stitch crocheted scarf. I used three skeins of Patons 100% organic cotton yarn which was great to work with.
Today I went to the Crafty feast craft show and found some great yarn! I came home and in two hours made a neat little scarf 🙂
Finally finished this double crochet bulky scarf. Of course, it'll have to wait to be worn next year since it's already in the 80's now! I used two skeins of lion brand wool ease thick and quick lemongrass yarn.
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