One month, almost to the day I cast on, I’ve finished my rainbow scarf! Entrelac is surprisingly easy, so it was a good mindless project for watching TV with. I got it all finished and blocked and then it got just cold enough to be able to wear it at least once before packing it away for the season.
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That scarf looks almost painterly in some places, or maybe like it’s been colored in with pastels. It’s lovely either way. It’s funny that you found this to be mindless knitting – I actually have to focus on mine. I find my beaded 4-ply cotton cardigan to require less attention. Still – I’m 3/4 of the way there as of tonight!
That may be the most beautiful scarf I’ve ever seen. I love it! When I grow up, I want to be a good knitter, just like you.
It’s beautiful Lorri!
That’s beautiful. So is the model!
Hi! My name is Nina and I’m a homeschooler from the Philippines.
Just wanted to say I stumbled onto your article in The Homeschool Classroom entitled “Preschool Drop-Out?” and loved it!
So much of what you shared reminded me of our own painful experience with enrolling our son in toddler class when he was 3 and then diving into homeschooling after that.
Thanks so much for sharing it. It really means a lot to know that I’m not alone. =)
*hugs*
Nina
P.S. The scarf looks great! =)
Great scarf! I love the colors and the entrelac. It will be sure to get you lots of compliments every time you wear it.
What a beautiful scarf! Did you make it with our Rebecca in mind? When you are feeling sad, you can take it out and wrap it around you and think beautiful thoughts of love and joy. On a lighter note…now you have a great solution to the “Scarf Debate” (Oct. ’08).
Luv you