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Private View Scarf

I made this for my sister, the artist.

Created by: Susan@Hollygrove

  • Project Details

    About

    My sister is the hardest working, most creative person I know. She's the mother to three lovely daughters, supportive partner to John, also an artist, Head of Department at MMU, pursuing her PhD at Glasgow School of Art, artist in residence at Dundee University and exhibits her own work...amongst other things. She has an upcoming exhibition at Greenwich University Galleries and a private view in November. Unfortunately I'll be in France and won't be able to be there, so I'm sending her this sweet scarf in my place...must get on so I can finish it in time!

    Pattern

    Eighty degree scarf

    This pattern is from:
    Free download

    Yarns

    Needles & Hooks

    • Single Point 3.50mm (US 4) 30cm

    Accessories

    • Tapestry Needle

    Measurements

    Notes: 127cm x 38cm

    Tags

    • Scarves
    • Women

    Craft

    Knitting

    Skill Level

    Intermediate

    Status

    In progress
    Started on: Sep 30, 2017

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    4 Comments

    • Susan@Hollygrove

      • Correze

      Wavy edge isn't very wavy. Disappointed in this pattern. It started well but there are a number of errors and this meant that I lost faith in the instructions. It would be very disconcerting for a beginner as they might think it was their knitting at fault when the issue is with the pattern. Not sure what to do now, can I redeem the scarf or should I take it all out and choose another pattern?
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    • Susan@Hollygrove

      • Correze

      There are a couple of issues with the pattern in row repeats and number of stitches...and I'm so near to completion...think I've worked it out but time will tell :-(
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    • Susan@Hollygrove

      • Correze

      Only 26 rows from blocking!
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    • Susan@Hollygrove

      • Correze

      Making good progress, just wondering if I should add a little contrast colour on the wavy edge of the scarf?
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