F.O. Spiraluscious Neck Warmer


Here is what the neck warmer looks like flat.


Here is what it looks like standing up (as it would be on your neck).

Project Details:
I started on February 6th and finished February 12 (not really 6 days since I didn't work on it a few of those days). I used Louisa Harding Kimono Angora Pure yarn. It was super delicious to work with and leaves a really nice finished product. I only had one skein (which was 125 yards) - the pattern called for 150 yards. So, I didn't do all 3 repeats at the top and just did 2. I have a bit of the skein left, but not much. I used size 3 needles and did the whole thing on DPNs (not circular). This is intended for a gift ... a fun, easy fast knit

Comments

  1. Anne PFebruary 13, 2010 at 4:56 AM

    It came out great! Do you think the "bit" you had left over would have been enough for another full repeat? Sounds like maybe not....

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