Kate of The Last Homely House says this pattern for homespun yarn is not really a pattern because you just cast on 1 or 3 stitches and then increase in the first and last stitches of every row until you run out of yarn!!!! So I used the yarn I had just spun last month which is 200 yards of DK weight in Merino/Silk blend. I used a #9 needle and used all but about 25" to make this scarf!
It is so soft! Just right to keep your neck warm when the weather hits a chilly spell again with lots of rain!
(That is If I was up and about which I am not! lol)
I walked to my raised bed garden and picked some radishes and baby green beans! I chopped them up and put them in a salad for lunch. Since my stomach has been tender, I used a mild vinegar/oil dressing and enjoyed it immensely!
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Don't you just love Kate? I find her videos so soothing. She has such a realistic attitude about all this crafty stuff that helps unwind me when I start taking it all too seriously. Your salad looks delicious. Nothing better than homegrown.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little scarf. Sometime the simplest patterns turn out to be much worn loves.
ReplyDeleteCute scarf and so versatile.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea for a scarf and off to find Kate of The Last Homely House ☺️
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