If one skein of Noro Kureyon is happiness, two is "double happiness".
It's a simple scarf, and yes, I know one end has ribbing, and the other seed stitch. I'm not undoing it after it's been bound off. So :P
Benny likes it, and that's what counts.
Wednesday, November 23
One more post...
I've got laundry on, and we're going out with our friend for dinner, but I thought I'd upload my 'double happiness' scarf pictures. I call it 'double happiness' because of the chinese character used on wedding invitations, and the Noro (japanese, I know) that brings me such happiness.
If one skein of Noro Kureyon is happiness, two is "double happiness".
It's a simple scarf, and yes, I know one end has ribbing, and the other seed stitch. I'm not undoing it after it's been bound off. So :P
Benny likes it, and that's what counts.
If one skein of Noro Kureyon is happiness, two is "double happiness".
It's a simple scarf, and yes, I know one end has ribbing, and the other seed stitch. I'm not undoing it after it's been bound off. So :P
Benny likes it, and that's what counts.
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The color of that scarf is really nice. I like the muted tones...Most of the knit scarves I tend to see are BRIGHT.
Thanks, I chose the colors especially to be manly, as it's Ben's scarf. Even though lavender showed up, it still looks manly and dark.
That's really nice. Might have to put it on the list for Dad's scarf next year. :D
Hey Christy! Love the Noro Scarf! I can't really knit enough with Noro, it's the best. Hope Stefano recovers well!
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