What a difference blocking makes! I am constantly amazed at how a little blocking makes my items the perfect fit. In this case, I was able to add many inches to my scarf. I won't have to give it away after all!


Mingus, of course, likes it also. We all know that every malamute needs to wear a mohair scarf in the middle of summer.

I was stalled on this project for two reason: I was still burned from the
last time I tried to turn this yarn into a scarf, and I had a hard time working the stitches. This last problem was solved by the purchase of some Addi Turbo lace needles (oh, how I love thee). Once I could face the yarn again without cringing and I switched needles, this project flew off the needles. Thank goodness. Now, I just need to finish my socks!
oh what a pretty scarf! and it looks so nice on Mingus. All fashionable pups need accessories!
ReplyDeletethat looks great! isn't blocking wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteMingus looks very dapper too!
hey! it's noviceknitter from craigslist! i love the scarf, it looks great! mingus looks oh so comfy modeling it for you!
ReplyDeleteI am a crafter too. Although I have arthritus so knitting is noit good for me and I find my elbows and shoulders hurt too mch to do it.
ReplyDeleteLove work
warm wishes
It looks terrific! You did a really good job.
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