It’s done! It’s done! Trellis Scarf was fun to knit; the pattern (Interweave Knits, March 2006) created by Evelyn A. Clark offered just enough stitch variation to keep it entertaining, but not so much that it could not be memorized. The yarn, a prize from Tiennie last year, was one skein of hand-dyed machine washable [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Trellis scarf’
Trellis Scarf Completed, or, A Pointed Problem
Posted in knitting, projects, tagged evelyn clark, knitting, Trellis scarf on April 11, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Noodles To Make Nana Proud
Posted in cooking, knitting, projects, tagged evelyn clark, lace, pasta, Rao's, Trellis scarf on March 16, 2008 | 5 Comments »
It’s been a long time coming, but over the past 7 years my husband and I have been on a quest to recreate my Italian grandmother’s pasta. In truth, I started the whole challenge on my own, as part of an attempt to enjoy a slice of the memorable cooking I never learned from Nana, [...]
7-into-5 Cluster
Posted in knitting, tagged 7 into 5 cluster, evelyn clark, knitting instruction, lace, Trellis scarf on February 25, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Working on Evelyn Clark’s Trellis Scarf (Interweave Knits Magazine, Spring 2006), early on you will come across the 7-into-5 cluster step. Some people dread it and for others it’s not that big of a deal. For me, I misplaced my instructions while out of town and had nothing to go on, so I looked online; [...]
Trailing Trellis
Posted in knitting, other stuff, projects, tagged 7 into 5 cluster, Add new tag, evelyn clark, lace, scarf, Trellis scarf on February 23, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Trellis Scarf is finally beginning to take shape after a year of trying to get it going. Caught-up with other projects, I had barely started Trellis when it went on hold for the holidays. I had the chance this past week to really get some progress on the pattern and get used to it, and [...]
