I knitted a scarf for a dear friend. This was the project I talked about in this post.
The pattern comes from Purlsoho.I used the yarn Rowan Kid Classic and needles 5mm.
Those pears come from the biological market, they are so wonderful and the taste reminds me of my childhood when all the fruits were so tasty! I took this picture because I like the contrast between the light and the dark on them on my dining-room table.
très jolie laine et belle harmonie d'hiver.
ReplyDeleteThe scarf looks so cozy. It rather matches the pears. Beautiful and delicious! Happy New Year, Christine.
ReplyDeleteTon maie va très certainement apprécier .... tu tricotes super bien ! Et la laine a l'air très douce...
ReplyDeleteBonne et heureuse année Christine pour toi et les tiens.
Your knitting is beautiful and pears are my favorite. I can almost taste them from that photo!
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful texture on the scarf, Christine. I know your friend will love it.
ReplyDeleteAfter looking at the grey scarf, at first I thought your pears were stones! Great photo! That would be a lovely art quilt. :D
The scarf looks so soft and expertly knit. A perfect winter activity. I also love pears this time of year. Your photo reminds us of the beauty in everyday life.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous scarf..those pears do look tasty too !
ReplyDeleteBeutiful scarf, even the ball of wool looks beautiful......such texture! Yummy pears.
ReplyDeleteThat looks beautiful and so soft! Great stitch.
ReplyDeleteJ'aime beaucoup le point de ton écharpe, elle va être superbe.
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
ReplyDeletethe scarf and yarn are gorgeous! the pears are beautiful too
ReplyDeleteThat stitch looks so very beautiful! I've seen this pattern a long, long time ago on purlsoho and it still lingers at the back of my head ;-) I love how it looks so simple but intricate at the same time!
ReplyDeleteI am a bit fan of Purl Soho and this scarf is on my to-knit list. From seeing yours, I think I'm going to move it higher up the list. Lovely work :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! The pattern and the pears.
ReplyDeleteI've been eyeing up that pattern for a while, it looks great knit up in that yarn! :)
ReplyDeleteThe scarf is beautiful and will keep you cosy on cold days - perfect colour to go with everything.
ReplyDeleteI've bookmarked your blog. Love the herringbone stitch. Must try it
ReplyDeleteI love the scarf, Christine. Your knitting is so precise and the yarn is gorgeous. Your friend must be so happy.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
I have that scarf in my queue. Yours looks so cozy and nice. Even the yarn ball is a cozy picture.
ReplyDeletebeautiful yarn
ReplyDeleteLove the scrumptious texture of this project!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous!!!! Thank you for commenting on my old blog. Your blog is beautiful. I mostly do Instagram now and follow people on that. Are you IG? I'd love to follow you if you are.
ReplyDeleteI have never tried herringbone in knitting. Only embroidery. I love yours and want to try it. So beautiful.
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful...i would love to learn how to do this!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scarf and lovely pears too! It's the perfect season for them.
ReplyDeleteLove the scarf - color, texture, everything. Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful knitting! I love the stitch pattern :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the texture of your knitting; a perfect combination of yarn and stitch pattern x
ReplyDeleteOoh I really want to try this pattern, I need an excuse to make one for someone! Your yarn looks so snuggly :)
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