There are times when I can't wait ... Typically, I'm a patient person and if given the chance to have two marshmallows if I can wait ten minutes rather than one marshmallow right this very second, I'll opt for the two marshmallows. But earlier today, when this gorgeous scarf jumped on my screen while tootling around Ravelry, I literally had to put everything down and pick up my needles.
Within minutes, I had this and I was in love. This beautiful stitch pattern got me thinking about how certain types of stitches get me excited ... every time. So, what is it about this design that I love so much? Well, basically, it's a pretty simple drop stitch and whenever I come across a drop stitch pattern, I'm smitten. I love the openness of it, the architecture of it, and let's be honest, I also love the slightly daring aspect of dropping a stitch. C'mon, we knitters know that dropping stitches is a huge no no and one of our biggest fears but when you are required to do it on purpose ... it's kind of fun!
I've been thinking about this scarf now for the past hour, and I think my other projects are going to be put aside while I rummage around for some fluffy yarn to cast this one on. So much for the two marshmallows ...
This pattern was just added to my favourites... Now I need to find the perfect yarn for it!
ReplyDeleteI know exactly what you mean Evelyn, sometimes there is a pattern or a stitch that connects with you so completely you must cast on. Your scarf looks pretty amazing
ReplyDeleteHave fun.
The stitch is chic. This blue is you.
ReplyDeleteWow. What a unique way to drop stitches !
ReplyDeleteThis technique is so effective and makes for a wonderful stitch pattern!
ReplyDelete"the slightly daring aspect of dropping a stitch." yes! It is a very clean stitch for something that would imply ... loopy or droppy from being dropped, ha! Enjoy your knit, it looks great.
ReplyDeleteThe stitch pattern is gorgeous as is that blue! I am pretty smitten by the scarf pattern as well. Happy knitting!
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