Monday, June 13, 2011

Knitting WIP - My Stripped Scarf Is Done!


Hello! Hello Friends,

Thank you very much for all your comments in my last post, that's so SWEET and means a lot to me! I would love to THANK YOU, thank you for the amazing bloggy friendship!

Remember my first knitting project WIP in the beginning of this year? Oh I can't believe it's over six months! The scarf WIP has been in my closet for months then! Finally I managed myself to get it done (phewww!!!), and here is how it turned out:

I knitted in the rounds with 5.0mm circular needles, worsted weight yarn, 60 inch long (not including the fringes).

I love the softy touch and the warm feeling as it was knitted in rounds. Take a closely look when it's folded:

This scarf will be a handmade gift for my honey's sister in July, she is living in a very cold place. I love it, so warm and happy to wear, hope it will make her warm too!

Sorry for uploading so many photos for one scarf, I'm so exciting and just love to enjoy pretty pictures of my knitting achievement here! Oh I have to say knitting is really another inspiration to me! :)

That's all for this post, wish you all a gorgeous new week ahead!!!

See you later!

44 comments:

  1. Lovely scarf! I'm sure it'll be treasured. Your stitches are so neat! Great work, LS!

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  2. Love the colours! Lucky sister =)
    Siv

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  3. awesome job, well worth the time...

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  4. Oh, it's lovely, I really like the colour combo!
    Esther.

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  5. Very, very pretty! That stitch with the yarn is a beautiful combo!

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  6. Your scarf is very very nice.

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  7. The scarf is terrific, I love the colors and the stripes!!!! She will love it.
    Have a great day,
    Meredith

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  8. Great job on the scarf! I love the colors and stitches.

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  9. Your knitting is beautiful!!! It's wonderful that you've taken on this challenge and look at your lovely results. I'm so happy that you learned to knit. Also, congrats on your Hat of the Month. Very well deserved for such a talented yarn artist! Be well, my friend. xxJosie

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  10. Salut,
    Encore une très jolie écharpe, et le dégradé de couleurs Super......
    Bonne semaine. Celeste

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  11. Fabulous scarf! Love the colours.

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  12. Your scarf is gorgeous and I enjoyed seeing all the photos. Well done!
    Anne xx

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  13. I love your scarf!!! It's beautiful! I knit too, but most of all I love to crochet! Thank you so much for linking my blog on yours! Glad to know you enjoy it! Blessings!!
    -Stacie

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  14. Oh thank you thank you so much for all your lovely words! I'm happy reading you and hope you all have a warm and delightful day!!! xo

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  15. verry nics done, nics collors ;)

    Mvg Sarah

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  16. Lovely colours and I really like the tassels. Have a great week :)

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  17. it is realy great this scarf, and i was thinking about it all the time because i had seen it when you started it.
    and i was currious how it would turn out because of the magic loop methode.
    i think i will do the same whit some special yarn.
    the baby sute i am making,is allso in the round, and you have to think about front and back pieces at the same time. pfffff.....
    greetings

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  18. ps. i love to see pictures of knitwork so it is yummi time to look at them.
    greetings

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  19. Hi Lovestitch, What a cute scarf!!! I'm sure your sister will be really happy and warm with it. Love the sweet colours of this yar!.
    Kisses

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  20. You are one talented and crafty lady. Sure seems whatever you put your hand to turns out beautifully. The scarf is lovely. I tried knitting years ago but just couldn't get the hang of it. I'll stick with simple crocheting. :) Best wishes, Tammy

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  21. I like the idea of knitting it in rounds as you get a double thickness. Your sister will be toasty warm now!

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  22. I love your scarf. Just wanted to say that your crocheted tissue box cosy is utterly gorgeous. Thanks for the tutorial. xx

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  23. Such a pretty scarf. Also, I love the tissue box cosy in a previous post. Thanks for the tutorial. xx

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  24. Se ve muy calentita. It's perfect for a very cold winter.

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  25. Your scarf is very beautiful !
    Neatly done Lovestitch !
    And the color is so pretty !
    Your sister will be very pleased with this gift !

    Have a nice day !

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  26. Lovely scarf, mad about the colors, scarf gifts are great, lucky recipiant, it really does look sooo warm & cosy :)
    Karen x

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  28. Hi again! Just popping by to thank you for the sweet words =)
    Hugs,
    Siv

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  29. Your scarf is just so pretty, I don't blame you for taking more photographs, love that you can knit in the round too and I'm sure it will appreciated in a cold climate xox Thank you for your lovey comment, you will love her book when it arrives. Have a great week ahead xox

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  30. So pretty and soft looking. The more pictures the merrier, I say. Since we can't see and touch it for real, pictures are the next best thing! Have a lovely week!

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  31. Beautiful scarf and thank you for your lovely comments.

    Clare x

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  32. a wonderful scarf! sure your sister will enjoy it a lot! especially for being a gift made with much love ... she will be so happy ^-^
    Congratulations!
    kisses!!

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  33. Lovely scarf - I'm sure it will be well received.

    Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving such a nice comment.

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  34. So beautiful, my friend! And, your honey's sis will love it so, knowing just how much love and friendship is in each and every stitch. Every time she wraps it around her neck, it will feel as though you are hugging her!

    Amazing you have taught yourself to crochet and knit like an expert in such a short period of time!

    Many blessings,
    Donna
    grandma4five

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  35. hi! i saw your scarf and I've started working on a scarf like yours but in a solid shade. I'm wondering, how do you keep the ends from curling?

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  36. @Eloise: I knitted this scarf in the round, and to avoid the curl for the ends, I just simply added fringes as you can see in the photos. I even didn't block it at all!
    Hope this helps. Can wait to see yours! :)
    Best, LS

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  37. Hello the scarf is beautiful...what is the brand name and color of the yarn?

    Thank you....

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  38. Hello the scarf is beautiful...what is the brand name and color of the yarn?

    Thank you....

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  39. Hello the scarf is beautiful...what is the brand name and color of the yarn?

    Thank you....

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  40. Hello the scarf is beautiful...what is the brand name and color of the yarn?

    Thank you....

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