Wednesday, August 16, 2006

 

Scribble and Nina!

I finally finished Scribble and Nina. The Scribble was a little hard for me to get into; by the time I would get a good rhythm going, it would be time to quit knitting. The ribbon is Incredible from Lion Brand and the crochet cotton is size 10 from Aunt Lydia (I think). Another one will be on the needles soon. This scarf is so stretchy and fascinating looking. My sister was totally enthralled with the movement.

Nina was knit with Tahki Cotton Classic and I used white instead of the green because I just didn't feel that brave! I added some extra sections of the pink and orange because I didn't feel 60 inches would be enough to wrap comfortably.

Pam

# posted by PamKnits @ 1:21 PM
Comments:
They look beautiful. I want to try the scribble too but I also a little nervous
# posted by Blogger mickeyspal : 2:16 PM
 
They both look great -- I just finished the nina but used a light lavender instead of the green, it is beautiful. I wish I had made mine longer -- 60 is really too short.
# posted by Blogger ivy : 4:48 PM
 
Those are gorgeous. I just love that the projects from this book can be made from affordable yarns.
# posted by Blogger Sarah : 6:59 AM
 
I am having strange ideas about the scribble scarf...I am thinking about making it into a curtain. I have a long skinny window next to my front door and it needs a new curtain. I like the linen curtain in the MDK book, but that scribble keeps drawing me to it. Do you all think that would be weird?? LOL
# posted by Blogger Sittin-and-Knittin : 8:57 AM
 
Your nina shawl is beautiful, I have the same question about length & where you added sections, as the number of rows don't add up to 60 inches. I just started mine & want it to come out right.

Thanks for your help
Sue
smithsue@optonline.net
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 11:53 AM
 
Sorry, one more question, did yours curl up while you were knitting it?

Thanks
Sue
smithsue@optonline.net
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