After an overload of stockinette, I’m taking a break with garter stitch.
It’s another Baktus, made with some beautiful red Zauberball from Heather. This time I’m just knitting it from the ball, rather than doing alternating stripes. Quick and easy, and mindless other than the increases and decreases. I’ve just made it past the center point, so I’m on the downhill slide.
I also cast on for a lace shell from one of my Japanese knitting magazines. It will be the first time I’ve knitted a real Japanese pattern. (I did make the Habu Chinese-style pullover, but that had English instructions, so it doesn’t really count.)
Cabled Sheep lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, where she enjoys knitting, cooking, and munching veggies out of the garden. She never tires of Utah's glorious landscape.
Good luck with the lace shell. This Baktus looks great with the wide stripes!
Very pretty. One cannot have too many simple scarves like this.
That is the coolest yarn.
Oooh, that IS pretty yarn!
Beautiful and the perfect break from all of the high powered stuff you’ve been doing.
Oh, very nice. Keep going so we can see it done. ;^)
xo
That’ll be a really interesting finished piece – random, but not TOO random. Nice!
I need to get one of those Zauberballs. That looks terribly fun!
Lookin’ good! That color next to your face will be awesome, too.