Showing posts with label seed stitch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seed stitch. Show all posts
Hello friends. I hope you are all having a nice week. Did you all have a nice Thanksgiving? I did and I'm really enjoying eating all of the leftover food.
Well, I love yarn, as most of you know, and at the end of the summer, my niece and I visited the store Purl Soho.
I did a blog post recently HERE on my trip to Purl Soho and just in case you missed that post you can read all about it. If you are not familiar with the store then you can read about it HERE.
| Purl Soho - New York City |
Below is a photo of the yarn I bought. It's called Alpaca Pure in the color Gray Fig. I love this yarn because it's so soft and the color sort of reminds me of a fig. It sometimes looks like a dark purple color or a shade of brown.
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Alpaca Pure Yarn in the color Gray Fig |
I have a little bit of the scarf started and I am knitting it in the seed stitch. I love working on this scarf a little bit at a time, in the evenings while I'm watching tv.
I am not a fast knitter. I know this will take me a while to complete, but at least I do not have to rush to finish it for any reason.
This knit scarf is the seed stitch and I am working on size 9 US or 5.5 mm needles. I also cast on 21 stitches.
I love that I'm knitting this scarf for myself and I hope to have this finished in time to wear for winter.
I will show you all a photo of the scarf when I am finished knitting it. Haha, this will be an incentive for me to finish making it!
Are you working on any knit or crochet projects right now?
I know a lot of you are busy with the holiday's right now but a homemade scarf makes a great Christmas present idea.
Thanks so much for stopping by. I hope you enjoy the rest of the week and weekend.
Jess and I will see you all back here on Monday for our Cooking and Crafting with J & J Link Up.
Click HERE to see the great parties I will be linking up to!
Julie
Hello friends. I recently went to my Tuesday crochet club meeting at my church, and I learned a new crochet stitch!
I learned how to crochet the seed stitch! :)
I taught a lady that joined our crochet group how to crochet. She also learned how to crochet by using this crochet book shown below, and by looking at YouTube video's which featured different crochet stitches. My friend was so eager to learn how to crochet and was so inspired by it.
At our crochet club meeting, my friend happened to be making a crocheted scarf using the seed stitch (link with tutorial on this stitch).
I was so inspired to learn the seed stitch and make a scarf like my friend did. So she gave me this book to keep. Inside this book has easy to learn step-by-step tutorials on different crochet stitches.
I'm so eager to learn other stitches that are inside this book. I started making a crochet scarf using the seed stitch. Below is the start of the scarf that I will be donating to our crochet sale we have each fall at my church.
The seed stitch is also a very good crochet stitch to use to make dishcloths.
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I learned how to crochet the seed stitch! :)
I taught a lady that joined our crochet group how to crochet. She also learned how to crochet by using this crochet book shown below, and by looking at YouTube video's which featured different crochet stitches. My friend was so eager to learn how to crochet and was so inspired by it.
At our crochet club meeting, my friend happened to be making a crocheted scarf using the seed stitch (link with tutorial on this stitch).
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| Front of Crochet Book |
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| Back of Crochet Book |
I'm so eager to learn other stitches that are inside this book. I started making a crochet scarf using the seed stitch. Below is the start of the scarf that I will be donating to our crochet sale we have each fall at my church.
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The yarn I used for this scarf is: Red Heart Super Saver in the color Shaded Dusk.
The crochet hook I used is: US size I
To make seed stitches, you need to start with a foundation chain that has any odd number of chains. To see a tutorial on how to crochet the seed stitch you can click HERE.
The seed stitch is also a very good crochet stitch to use to make dishcloths.
Have you learned any new crochet stitches?
Thanks so much for stopping by for a visit. I hope you all enjoy the end of the week and weekend. Jess and I will see you back here on Monday for our Cooking and Crafting with J & J Link Up!
Hi friends, I have been knitting this scarf shown below for a while. My goal is to work on this until it is done. I can't remember when I started it last year but it's just one of those projects where I work on it and then I get bored and start working on something else. Have you ever had one of those projects? I hope I'm not the only one.
Here is what I am working on now.
KNITTING DETAILS:
The knit pattern for this scarf can be found here.
I am using US size 11 knitting needles.
The yarn I am using is Vanna's Glamour by Lion Brand Yarn in the color 170 Topaz. The other strand of yarn is Caron Wintuk in the color Fisherman 3062.
This scarf is knitted with two pieces of yarn held together and it is called the seed stitch. If you do not know how to knit the seed stitch click here to learn how.
When this scarf is finished I know it will come out nice and keep me warm and stylish at the same time. I will let you all know when I'm finished knitting this scarf and share a photo.
I hope I may have inspired you to knit an infinity scarf for the winter.
Thanks everyone and Enjoy!
Julie
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