All those sl1wyif and sl1wyib stitches give you lots of little carries on the backside. There's a shadowy image of the diamonds that is sort of interesting, though. If I was Wednesday, October 14, 2009
The Dark-side of the Scarf
Laurie expressed interest in seeing the back of my scarf-in-progress.
All those sl1wyif and sl1wyib stitches give you lots of little carries on the backside. There's a shadowy image of the diamonds that is sort of interesting, though. If I was totally insane slightly masochistic, I'd be knitting this in the round, so there would be no 'wrong side.' But I don't really need to be any crazier than I already am, so I'm continuing with the original plan.
All those sl1wyif and sl1wyib stitches give you lots of little carries on the backside. There's a shadowy image of the diamonds that is sort of interesting, though. If I was 
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Oh man.
I found something about double knitting the other day - ( http://community.knitpicks.com/notes/Double_Knitting ) where one side of the scarf is one color and one side is the other color. Considering I'm lucky if I remember how to perl I'm not sure how it works, but... it's interesting.
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Looks lovely!
Knit in the round with a purl on each side to give it side edges would make for a wonderful scarf. A dreadfully warm scarf.
xo
I like it--it's a very interesting pattern. Kind of mysterious.
That actually looks pretty good. I thought there would be more floats.
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