This week I have got back to the
poppy version of the English Adventure throw. There isn’t that much to do. I have just got to knit the last few shapes
to complete the 7th row, add the 2 part shapes to complete the top,
and finish the edging.
Yesterday, while I was knitting,
I thought about how this design could be adapted for a scarf. I could have a go at one to use up the
left-over red and green yarn. It could
be used as a small sample project for those who would like to try the technique
without the cost and effort of making a throw.
As the weather is still quite
warm I decided it was an ideal time to wash the poppy throw that I knitted last
year. I used Noro Kureyon which becomes
softer when it is washed. I decided to
be brave or reckless and put it in the washing machine on a cold wool
wash. It is OK. It is also dry now. Unfortunately while it was stretched out to dry
– I thought: “Isn’t it lovely – I could make another one using different
colours!” I will add it to the
list.
I remember writing a list of
things to knit at the beginning of the year – I think the only things I have
finished - or even started – are those which were really works in progress
rather than unfinished or new projects. Nearly
all of the new projects I have completed this year weren’t on the list!
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