Hey Y'all, Valerie just finished a very groovy scarf that she's calling Forever Zebra. I sent her a quick note to ask her for details and here's what she had to say. Q: Did you come up with the pattern or use someone else's? V: It's a pattern by Marggarete Dolff, a designer from Bocholt, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany, called Zebra Scarf. Q: Where can we get our hands on the pattern? V: It can be found in the Yarn Forward Magazine No. 25, June 2010. V: The magazine listed 3 yarn alternatives to what the designer used her scarf : Save- Kauni Effekt Spend - Noro Kureyon Sock Yarn Spoil Yourself - Schoppel-Wolle Zauberball Q: What did you wind up picking? V: I decided to treat myself and went with the Schoppel-Wolle Crazy Zauberball in 2 contrasting colorways. Really happy I did, it was a joy to knit with and fun to see how the colorways worked against each other. Q: What was the process like? V: It is all done with short rows which I love to knit. Very easy once you get going and setting up a series of stitch markers helps you not have to ever count, but the first time you do a section. I always look for ways to make the process easy and fun to knit with any project I work on. Q: At what temperature can you start wearing this? V: I can start wearing it now. It's very lightweight. And it's always cold at work. I Plan on wearing the scarf tomorrow for the first time since the weather is really suppose to be changing.... |
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
A Zebra in Time for the Chill!
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Wonderful News the designer will be offering the pattern for the scarf soon on Ravelry.
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