Tokyu Wisp is done and I’m relieved! The stitch pattern is easy, but slow going, making it rather tedious after a while. Even so, it makes a pretty scarf. Details Pattern: Wisp by Cheryl Niamath Yarn: acrylic, mohair blend from Tokyu Hands, Tokyo, Japan Needles: 5.0 mm / US 8 Finishing two projects in a [...]
Posts Tagged ‘silk mohair’
Tokyu Wisp
Posted in knitting, projects, tagged easy, knitting, lace, lace shawl, silk mohair, wisp scarf on May 21, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Wisp Completed
Posted in knitting, projects, tagged blocking knitting, Habu, silk mohair, wisp scarf on March 25, 2008 | 7 Comments »
Here’s Wisp completed, and I’m pretty happy with it. The super light Habu silk mohair blend yarn is rather dreamy and makes the scarf incredibly light. The color is funky in the first photo because I played with the image, since the scarf looked like a blur of pink mohair due to light reflecting off [...]
Anticipation
Posted in cooking, knitting, Pacific Northwest, tagged Habu, lace, silk mohair, wisp scarf on January 30, 2008 | 5 Comments »
I went weak in the knees last week when I saw Fluffbuff’s latest finished item, Wisp, and had to give in and, oh, so uncreatively copy her. I’m like that though: in most cases when I see something I like 100%, I just have to make it, right down to the color used. I guess [...]
Wash day
Posted in knitting, tagged eugen beugler, Knitting Patterns 300, lace, silk mohair, Simply Sensational Scarf on January 25, 2008 | 3 Comments »
We’ve had lots of sun lately and if you don’t mind my saying, I live for the sun. In fact, when December 21st arrives, I practically hold my breath all day, enduring the shortest day of the year in anticipation of the lengthening of the days come the 22nd. When it’s sunny, I find myself [...]
