Moving Right Along
One of the great attributes of weaving is that it is accomplished quickly. Yesterday, I resleyed the scarf warpp to 30 ends per inch and lo! it's warp-faced!
As well, the second mitten was finished yesterday. I even found the yarn label, so I can tell you these are made of Ironstone New Wool. The basketweave cuff is lovely, but a bear to knit at this gauge - quite stiff. This cuff won't be letting any cold breezes near my wrists.
As well, the second mitten was finished yesterday. I even found the yarn label, so I can tell you these are made of Ironstone New Wool. The basketweave cuff is lovely, but a bear to knit at this gauge - quite stiff. This cuff won't be letting any cold breezes near my wrists.
posted by Lynn at 11:43 AM
8 Comments:
Woohoo for done!
Always a good feeling.
And you'll have lots of time to enjoy them, since there is SO much winter yet to go...
*sigh*
Nothing like a couple quick FOs for a pick-me-up, eh? They look great.
The woven scarf is lovely!
And the hat & matching mittens look warm and cozy! Nice work!
Nice FO's! For the weaving ignorant such as myself, what does warp-faced mean? Same as warp dominant? Meaning mostly warp is showing and only the weft peeking through? Curious minds want to know :-)
Nice! Had to pace on the basketweave to preserve the hands, but the pattern was worth the effort.
The scarf came out well.
The scarf is gorgeous! I love the firey look of it!
I love the colors on that scarf! It reminds me of a sunrise, which is great when it's gray and icky out.
What did you use for weft?
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