Shadow Dance cast-on edge details!
I'm using Knit Picks' Andean Silk. I purchased 6 balls in Cream, and dyed them. This was quite an ordeal... I started using Kool-Aid, and got very bright, fluorescent colors. So I moved on to Procion dyes (thanks Marie! ), and got a nice deep red and a light brown.
I also would like to note that the instructions for the brioche stitch are much more detailed here compared to IK Spring '05. (Specifically on how to work the purl rows).
Labels: Shadow Dance
3 Comments:
At 2:20 PM, grumperina said…
Wow, that's fascinating! I didn't know that project called for a special cast-on. Your dyed yarn looks fabulous!
At 1:03 PM, Veronique said…
Thanks to both of you! Yes, the increases took me a while to master as well. I eventually realized it looked better if I twisted the loop before knitting/purling it. Obvious, when you realize that's what you do for a make 1 increase... This project goes really quickly too.
At 2:56 PM, Unknown said…
Veronique -
Thanks so much for posting your progress! I've got Shadow Dance in Andean Silk too sitting in my "to-start" pile - I'm going to use two greens. Yours got me motivated to cast on!
~ honeybee33 ~
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