first try on needles was too tight. stayed with needle size B for the entire tubular cast on, which was a touch loose when all was said and done, but way stretchier.
| Began | January 11, 2017 |
| Finished | January 11, 2017 |
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| Edited | January 11, 2017 |
| Pattern URL | Turn A Square by 75857 |
| Size made | longer version |
This is a long term project, with a goal of having every square use a different pattern by use of stitch dictionaries and improvising. There will be a total of about 10 different colors in the same family for the squares, and then each square will have a knitted border around them in another color….
Bought a selection of colors seen in nature and supplemented it with what was left in my baby yarn stash of the same base. Picked hexagons for being from the “Bee” family and game inspired because a lot of board games use hexes too. Most of the hexagons are a unique set of 3 colors….
Auny Vickie mentioned wanting a scarf to match her winter coat offhand on Facebook, and I saw this in my stash and thought it’d be a good easy “between” project since I enjoyed the other version of this pattern during the Thanksgiving trip a lot. used full skein with only enough for a small flower…
I’m creating my own pattern with multiple laces surrounding a central Dayflower panel. I ripped out my first few tries and finally have something I’m happy with. Update, 10/2: I have a good pattern now, but this is on hold while I work on preliminary Christmas projects. Frogged, 2/23. I’ll use the yarn for something…
not completely sure of the stats of the skeins. one was a prize, another was an early OFFF purchase that was never added to rav. tan yarn was 130g to begin with, and used all. blue yarn was 144g to begin with, and used 20g
