This Irish hiking scarf has been renamed the infinity scarf because it seems to go on and on!
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8 comments:
You have a blog! Yay! Your scarf looks beautiful. Yes, it should be named the Infinity Scarf! Mine is coming along and might even be ready next winter. But for now I'm going to enjoy SPRING!
I love this scarf! Where did you find the pattern??
The Irish Hiking Scarf is located
at www.helloyarn.com under free patterns. I am using #8 needles
and fisherman's wool.
I didn't get as far along as you before I realized it was an Infinity Scarf. (My first time doing cables AND I was knitting at a new job - during lulls in the day.)
So I changed, deciding that Irish Hiking Wristwarmers were more my speed! I just ended the pattern when I thought it was long enough to be an armwarmer.
Didn't realize that someone had made up an Irish Hiking Wristwarmer pattern. (Hers was only a couple of stitches away from mine.)
Happy knitting,
Janey
janeyknitting@yahoo.ca
Happy Knitting,
Janey
janeyknitting@yahoo.ca
I love your scarf! It looks like mine! Only mine is about 5 inches long! LOL where is that Irish hiking wrist warmer pattern? Knit on! deb (MDeborah55@aol.com)
you are so talented!
hi i am dolda i like the irish hiking sckarf were did u get the pattern
dolda-
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