Irish Hiking Scarf knitalong: Finally Started!

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Irish Hiking Scarf

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Accessorize
Irish Walking Hat
Wrist Warmers
Wrist Warmers (PDF)
Cellphone Cover
Cellphone/Camera Cover

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Abbreviations
Cables w/out a cable needle #1
Cables w/out a cable needle #2
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Yarns used
Araucania Nature Wool Chunky
Bernat Softee Baby
Bernat Satin
Berroco Wensleydale Longwool
Bouton d'Or Ksar
Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Bulky
Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Worsted
Caron One Pound
Cascade Yarns 220
Cascade Yarns Pastaza
Classic Elite Inca Alpaca
Classic Elite 03 Tweed
Classic Elite Waterspun
Classic Elite Wings
Cleckheaton Country 8-ply
Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran
Drops Alpaca
Elann Peruvian Collection Highland Wool
Fleece Artist Bluefaced Leicester
Jo Sharp Silkroad Tweed
Karabella Aurora 8
Katia Maxima
Knit One, Crochet Too Paintbox
KnitPicks Andean Silk
KnitPicks Decadence
KnitPicks Elegance
KnitPicks Merino Style
KnitPicks Sierra
KnitPicks Wool of the Andes
Kraemer Mauch Chunky
Lana Grossa Cool Wool
Lana Grossa Multicot
Lang Polar
Lionbrand Babysoft
Lionbrand Chunky USA
Lionbrand Cotton-Ease
Lionbrand Fishermen's Wool
Lionbrand Homespun
Lionbrand Jiffy
Lionbrand Kool Wool
Lionbrand Wool-Ease
Lionbrand Wool-Ease Chunky
Lionbrand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick
Malabrigo Merino
Mission Falls 1824 Wool
Noro Kureyon
Noro Silk Garden
Patons Canadiana
Patons Classic Wool Merino
Patons Shetland Chunky
Phentex
Plymouth Yarns Encore
Plymouth Yarns Galway
Rowan Cork
Red Heart Super Saver
Reynolds Lite Lopi
Reynolds Utopia
Queensland Collection Katmandu Aran
Rowan Cork
Sandes-Garn Alfa
Schachenmayr Bravo Crazy
SWTC Karaoke
Takhi Donegal Tweed

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Wednesday, May 04, 2005

Finally Started!

I have finally started on my scarf! It took a little while as originally I was going to spin the yarn myself, but the wool I had ordered wasn't as soft as I had hoped. I ended up choosing to use Wool of the Andes which I am pleased to say is very soft, especially for the price!

Irish Hiking Scarf Beginning

1 Comments:

dgeter said...: Man... I started on a scarf a few years back..i never finished..lol; Wed May 04, 04:02:00 PM CDT

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