When I saw skeins of Bernat blanket yarn ("Lilac Bush") in the store yesterday, it reminded me of my winter jacket with the purples and grey so I bought one to make a scarf.
I've never knitted a scarf and hadn't worked with this yarn before so I went basic and did a stocking stick (knit/purl alternate rows). I didn't like the effect of the variegation, though, so I knitted each row (garter stitch) instead and liked it better.
The skein is 300 grams/10.5 ounces and I used a 6.5 round needle. I cast on 20 stitches and kept knitting until I ran out of yarn. The scarf ended up about seven feet. It's soft and thick to the touch and I'm happy with the result.
1 comment:
I wish I knew how to knit. Your scarf is lovely!
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