Anywhooooooo, I've been busy hosting my annual zombie doll swap and working on Christmas projects and playing with Osa!
I knit this scarf up over the weekend for a gift but it will be hard to part with it. I made it up! My first homemade knit project. I hate following patterns, don't you? LOL
Anyway, I found some yummy yarn in a bargain bin....seriously, y'all...it was 13 bucks a skein and I got it for 2 bucks a skein...THAT is a bargain! I used some beautiful yarn from my stash as a secondary skein to tag along for color changing. GORGEOUS. At least, I think it is!
I cast on 15
knit 4 rows
knit another row and loop 2 extra on after each stitch
knit, drop two loops the next row
knit 5 rows.
Alternate until you have it long enough to loop once around your neck for a nice drop.
Easy peasy or clear as mud? Good thing I don't write patterns, eh?
I pulled out my Fall decorations.....cannot WAIT for October to add in my zombie dolls and such....cackle, cackle...
Oh! and I started this book. AMAZING. Let me tell you, if your brain NEVER SHUTS UP (and tells you bad stuff about yourself) you NEED this book!
Osa says "hi" and "bye"
4 comments:
That picture of Osa is so cute!!! I love your basil butter! I want to try it on spaghetti squash, I think it would be delicious. And the scarf is gorgeous.
The scarf is beautiful. The dog is adorable! I have looked at that book, but haven't read it . . . maybe now I will. I have started getting some of my decoration out also. I love this time of year.
Scarf is beautiful i love the colors
I'm sorry you're computer is ill; I've been through that and it's no fun. I hope it gets fixed soon. Beautiful scarf, I love the color! Yes, that is an amazing book. It's worth several reads. Osa is so cute :-) I love when dogs give you that goofy smile.
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