Remember I had mentioned a drop stitch scarf I am making, in my previous post. I made it with Vardhaman variegated yarn(acrylic). Cast on 36 stitches for a wider scarf.
This knits up fast. It's a very flexible pattern. I feel it looks great with any yarn. And it can be easily memorized. Perfect for TV knitting.
I learnt how to block acrylic by killing it!!Yeah, I can kill now!!!! The drape of the scarf definitely improved after blocking.
Have a good day!!
It looks amazing! Clever girl.
ReplyDeleteHi Saritha... What lovely colours you usedit looks so lovely... rust an dlemon gives it such a nice combination...and i never think that blue can be merged so beautifully in it...very lovely
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Farah
Beautiful scraf and lovely colours too Saritha
ReplyDeleteThe scarf is beautiful! I call blocking acrylic "Melting." I usually just spray it with water and then iron it! The scarf stretches and drapes perfectly. Of course, it will NEVER bounce back to it's original shape because it's MELTED!!
ReplyDeleteHello Saritha!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog!
and there is a surprise waiting for you on mine:)
Have a lovely day!
Angie
Your scarf is gorgeous Saritha!
ReplyDeletebeautiful!Love the colours!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty....
ReplyDeletedear saritha this scarf is absolutly lovely. i love the colours and the model, i feel like sometimes when i see nice project like this to go back to knitting, but in hot weather knitting is not so appropriate,..take care...
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