*shrug*
Hey Stylers!
I am a latecomer to this knit-along and to the book. Although I had coveted it for many months, I didn't managed to pick it up until a few weeks ago. In order to catch-up I immediately started in on Teva Durham's Turtleneck Shrug in a lovely shade of blue-green Cascade 220. I am taking a brief break to work on a baby sweater, but here is what I have so far:
I am already in love with this interesting take on a scarf and can't wait to wear it.
I also just got some laceweight yarn from Knitpicks to start Ene's Scarf for my grandma. Has anyone knit this? I would love any advice you might have. Everyone's scarves look amazing! I love visiting this blog.
Knit on!
Nicole/Big Sister
I am a latecomer to this knit-along and to the book. Although I had coveted it for many months, I didn't managed to pick it up until a few weeks ago. In order to catch-up I immediately started in on Teva Durham's Turtleneck Shrug in a lovely shade of blue-green Cascade 220. I am taking a brief break to work on a baby sweater, but here is what I have so far:
I am already in love with this interesting take on a scarf and can't wait to wear it.
I also just got some laceweight yarn from Knitpicks to start Ene's Scarf for my grandma. Has anyone knit this? I would love any advice you might have. Everyone's scarves look amazing! I love visiting this blog.
Knit on!
Nicole/Big Sister
Labels: Turtleneck Shrug
posted by Familia HP @ 8:57 PM
2 Comments:
At 11:47 AM,
splatgirl said…
I can't wait to see your shrug finished. I have that on my list of things to make, but it might not happen this winter. That yarn color is lovely!
Lara
At 3:39 PM,
Familia HP said…
Cascade can be a little rought, but I recently bought some Kookabura wool wash. It has lanolin in it and puportedly softens up wool by restoring the lanolin. I will report back when it is finished.
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