9.18.2012

Wisp Scarf FO

Colour: #19 (Discontinued)
Size: Smaller version (17 repeats of pattern until yarn ran out)
Needle: 5mm Bamboo Circular
Start: January 15 Finish: February 5, 2012
Modifcations: Omitted Button Holes and Buttons

I don't remember knitting this scarf. I remember after casting on, taking it to a craft group meeting where there's a good chance I just sat there with it in my hands while I talked and never knit a stitch That's about it for memories on this one beyond remembering vividly the first time I saw the pattern on Knitty I utterly hated it based on the modeled photos with the pattern.

I don't know how I came around to deciding to knit it but I was pleasantly surprised to find it in the pile of un-posted FO's the other day. 'Feels more like a gift than something I made

Ravelry tells me I started this a couple of weeks after Mom's funeral so I must have found it a soothing, mindless thing to work on. As the above photo shows it has an easy self-evident pattern repeat and the light majority-mohair yarn has good body to it with a surprisingly soft feel. The photo above says it all.

  • A nice "gift" from me to me! I like it.
  • I like the colour - evocative of spring to which the size of the scarf is well suited.
  • It seems to have blocked out quite nicely.
  • The single ball of yarn was from a DKC yarn giveaway so the price was right! That also explains why there's no reference for this colourway on line. Its discontinued.
  • I've never worn this scarf except to take pictures of it the other day but I bet it'll be surprisingly warm and I'll get lots  of springtime wear out of it!

Okay enough of this disturbingly recall-free post! Tomorrow 2012 FO's #3&4 - a couple of go-together knits I do remember making.

'Hope to "see" you then! Thanks for dropping by!

2 comments:

Acorn to Oak said...

It's very pretty. It's looks lemony and soft! That's interesting that you don't remember knitting it. That must have been a fun surprise in your FO pile! :-)

Anonymous said...

I love the colour. Now I'm on a mission to find similar yarn...