Showing posts with label every way wrap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label every way wrap. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Georgian Wrap



The Olympics have started and I have been glued to the TV.  Those of you that know me are familiar with my Olympics addiction.   I watch it all - even the boring events.  So during my long hours of watching I have been busy with my latest creation - The Georgian Wrap!

I like the bold classic blue and the ripple pattern to its collar.  Yes, it is even reversible!  It measures 12" wide and 80" long.  Soft and warm.  Made of 100%wool.  I decided to use a stockinette stitch to make the ripple stand out.  I know you just have to have one too!   Well the pattern is coming.  I am making sure that there are NO ERRORS like my last debacle.  Enjoy!



Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Yeah.. I love it...


Finally finished my Every Way Wrap and it is to DIE FOR.  It has to be my favorite thing that I knit for myself.  It drapes beautifully.  Not something that anyone has in their wardrobe. Classic.  I wore it out on Saturday and my friends love it.  At first they were making fun of me because I am an old soul.  Who knits in their 30’s? umm ME! and quite a few others out there I am sure.  They just don’t know of another.  I tried t
o convince them young knitters are a plenty but they just weren’t buying it.  Well the jokes on them!  They called it a funky wrap.  I just have to knit another but I am going to change the cabling in the next one to make it my own.

If you are one of the many that looked at this project and found it daunting - just give it a try.  It is certainly worth it!   Just make sure you get the errata off the Interweave Knits web page.  The chart glossary for the cable pattern is not correct in the magazine.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

My Every Way Wrap




Wow - It's been a while sine I last posted.   I have been busy though.  My latest project is the Every Way Wrap that was featured in Interweave Knits Magazine.   I was a bit leery of it since I heard that the cables required a great deal of thought and I have been in the mood for mindless projects.  However, I bought the yarn & began.

Just a joy to knit!   Never boring and just the right amount of concentration required.  I am about 50 % done and I thought I would share a few pictures of my progress.   Let me know what you think..