Lacy wool scarf
 This is my "waiting scarf" it tends to live in the car and get picked up when I am waiting for anything.  The wool is handspun and hand dyed 5ply.  I got it from the Sustainable living market at Gembrook.
This is my "waiting scarf" it tends to live in the car and get picked up when I am waiting for anything.  The wool is handspun and hand dyed 5ply.  I got it from the Sustainable living market at Gembrook.The pattern is from a Jo Sharp pattern for a wide cotton scarf , I reduced the width of it so I would get a good length.
I started this in November 2007 and I have completed about 2/3 of it. I haven't touched this for a while as it has spent most of last year at Tullamarine airport long term carpark.
Entrelac Scarf
 This scarf is another that has been in progress for a long time.  I bought the Rowan Tapestry to make Clapotis and ended up having twice as much as I needed.  As this  wool soy blend is self striping I have a striped shawl so I wanted something different with the rest.  I love the way the entrelac works with self striping wool, each square is a slightly different colour to the one before.
This scarf is another that has been in progress for a long time.  I bought the Rowan Tapestry to make Clapotis and ended up having twice as much as I needed.  As this  wool soy blend is self striping I have a striped shawl so I wanted something different with the rest.  I love the way the entrelac works with self striping wool, each square is a slightly different colour to the one before.Blueberry capelet
 I had this 12ply Stokesay mohair in my stash for about a year before deciding what to do with it.  I previously made the  top down capelet from Wrap Style in Autumn colours and I really love it however I made the middle size and the finished garment is quite wide.
I had this 12ply Stokesay mohair in my stash for about a year before deciding what to do with it.  I previously made the  top down capelet from Wrap Style in Autumn colours and I really love it however I made the middle size and the finished garment is quite wide.This time I decided to make the small size to get a closer fit. I didn't count on picking up the wrong needle however and accidently started this on a 7mm when I thought I was using an 8mm. After a few inches I measured my tension and found I was knitting at 14 st/10cm instead of 12 st/10cm that I thought I should be getting.
As a result I needed to add a couple more increases to get a good fit around the body. The result is a high close fitting neck and a capelet that fits nicely and will be very warm for the coming winter.
I have knitted 2 of the 4 balls I have for this capelet.
 
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