I was thinking I could use the small bit of chenille left from the scarf and some black yarn I got in a swap to make simple but fancy fingerless mitts or even gloves. Just one problem: the black yarn is really black, highlighting the essential brownness of even the darkest, most nearly black parts of the scarf. Too bad--it seemed like the ideal travel project. So I'm taking along the bit of chenille (so small, really, I can easily tuck it into my purse) with the road-to-stash-paving intention of taking it with me to visit midcoast Maine's yarn shops.
But I still need to pick a real project. Ribbed vest, perhaps?
Reversible legible words in double knitting Uncoupling stitches via the
"Ping Pong" technique
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In double knitting, words present a problem. However, a solution called
"uncoupling" allows words to read correctly from both sides. Coupled (green
arrows)...
4 weeks ago



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