Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Necklace in Sequin Yarn

The last materials pack that I bought in Japan 2009 is to make a crochet necklace.
 

 
The yarn is a fine sequined cotton yarn, made in Italy.
 
 
The design looks like petals and leaves on a string.
 
 
The necklace is made up of three different strings
crocheted together.
 

This symbol shows how to make a bud.

 
And this shows how to crochet the strings together.
 
 
The middle string is made first.
 
 
Nice!
 
 


Tuesday, September 11, 2012

The Skirt takes Shape

It's so good! Double seed stitch creates a fabric that is both stylish and that keeps its shape quite well. Perfect for a skirt.
 
 
The front scallop edge gives the skirt a softer look.

 
I look forward to autumn!
 


Saturday, September 8, 2012

Rebecca is Joy of Knitting!

The German knitting magazine Rebecca is out with its autumn issue.
 

This is a knitting magazine that always makes me happy.
 

Filled with lovely styled sweaters, cardigans and accessories
 
 
it radiates lighthearted creativity
 
 
freedom
 
 
and joy of life!
 
 


Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Rowan Boa Scarf

The yarn Kidsilk Creation became a luxurious boa!
 
 
It radiates glamour!
 
 
A simple way to stand out in the crowd!
 
What a gift from Rowan!
 
 

Sunday, September 2, 2012

Rowan Kidsilk Creation Scarf

I subscribe to Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine.
As a member you get an exclusive members only gift.
Last time I renewed the subscription I got a skein of a very special yarn,
Kidsilk Creation.
 
 
This special yarn is a sparsely knitted tube made of the yarn Kidsilk Haze. Of this yarn you can knit or crochet a scarf.
 
 
Fast and easy you knit this scarf that looks like a spiral.
 
 


Thursday, August 30, 2012

A Lacy Cowl Shawl

This cowl shawl is so pretty! That's how I feel when I look at it. The lace pattern looks like flowers and the ruffled edge looks like floral clocks.
 
 
The choice of yarn gave this cowl shawl a heavier drape and more stretch than de models in the pattern. It turns into a little poncho when you pull it down over the shoulders.
 

Since I have a rather firm tension/gauge I knitted the lace pattern twice as long as in the pattern. I even think that it looks better with more lace pattern.
The polo neck falls down because of the heavier drape and turns into a cowl neck.

This cowl shawl is a gift to a friend. She thinks it's awesome! She just love it!

The different lace patterns and the ruffled edge make this design a fun and various project.


The Knitter, Issue 41