Yeesh.
Progress has been made on the recovered yarn scarf. Progress that will have to remain unseen has been made on my ISE 3 scarf. I'll post pictures after my pal get it.
This is what happens when you think you can replicate this without ever looking at a pattern or even taking a close look at the cloth itself. I was trying to make all the decreases less visible by not having them in the same place and just having a border all the way around without the eyelets. It's also what happens when you throw in right slanting decreases on the left side and left slanting decreases on the right.
I decided to add a loop to it and use it as a fancy spacloth. I like the shape that came out and I'll have a constant reminder that I am just not as smart as I think I am.
This is what happens when you think you can replicate this without ever looking at a pattern or even taking a close look at the cloth itself. I was trying to make all the decreases less visible by not having them in the same place and just having a border all the way around without the eyelets. It's also what happens when you throw in right slanting decreases on the left side and left slanting decreases on the right.
I decided to add a loop to it and use it as a fancy spacloth. I like the shape that came out and I'll have a constant reminder that I am just not as smart as I think I am.
3 Comments:
"This is not a mistake, it is a design feature."
You are a very talented designer of the spacloth, Dorothy. ;)
By Kristy, at 11:57 AM, October 02, 2006
Fabullous "design"! Write it up!
By Martina, at 7:09 PM, October 02, 2006
Now, this is definitely a fantastic idea - I agree with Martina, you should write it up! And hey, I love how the scarf is coming along!
By Anonymous, at 2:29 AM, October 03, 2006
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