Midwest Moonlight / Mr. Moonlight
Whenever I went to pick up the Midwest Moonlight I was working on the Beatles song, Mr. Moonlight had to be sung.
But sometimes instead of the "come again please" I would be singing, "go away please".
Now that it is blocking, I see that there are a few errors. But no biggie because it is black and will be worn on a black coat (my sister’s) and that is that. It is pretty though. Here is a pic of it blocking on one of those foam floor tile thingies so you can really see the lace squares.
I used KnitPicks fingering weight yarn, incredibly inexpensive Palette. Only $1.79 per ball, 231 yards/50 gr and used only 2 of the 3 I had purchased. That makes a great scarf for only $3.58!!!
Even though I had occassional fits with the black yarn, which was more than a bit splity, I am thinking I could make another whole scarf out of that one ball if I make it half as wide. I like skinny scarves but working on black yarn is kind of a pain. Best to start another project first and then see how I feel about it later.
Peace!
Susan (ZenKnit)
But sometimes instead of the "come again please" I would be singing, "go away please".
Now that it is blocking, I see that there are a few errors. But no biggie because it is black and will be worn on a black coat (my sister’s) and that is that. It is pretty though. Here is a pic of it blocking on one of those foam floor tile thingies so you can really see the lace squares.
I used KnitPicks fingering weight yarn, incredibly inexpensive Palette. Only $1.79 per ball, 231 yards/50 gr and used only 2 of the 3 I had purchased. That makes a great scarf for only $3.58!!!
Even though I had occassional fits with the black yarn, which was more than a bit splity, I am thinking I could make another whole scarf out of that one ball if I make it half as wide. I like skinny scarves but working on black yarn is kind of a pain. Best to start another project first and then see how I feel about it later.
Peace!
Susan (ZenKnit)
Labels: Midwest Moonlight
2 Comments:
At 9:55 PM, Bobo said…
Awesome scarf! I LOVE that pattern, in fact that's the first one I'm going to do and have Palette in Blush in my stash! What size needles did you use?
At 10:22 PM, Susan (ZenKnit) said…
Bobo and anyone else that cares: I used US size 5s for this fingering weight yarn. I think it looks plenty lacy.
I would probably use a size 6 for any other color in Palette though. For some reason most black yarns tend to be thinner than their other colored brothers and sisters. I know there is some logical reason for this - just escapes me at this moment.
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