It was easy to knit although it was a bit fiddly keeping all the strips in order. I am happy with the outcome but getting a good photo once again eludes me.
First I tried putting it on a limb of a spruce tree.
It just hung limp and lifeless.
It needs to be on an object, I thought, so I put it on Garden Frog.
That didn't look very good so I put it on my dog Lucy.
It didn't show up very well. It needs to be on a chocolate lab or maybe a black lab.
Since a pumpkin was handy, I tried it on that next.
Nope. Still doesn't look very good.
So I brought out my child size (2T) mannequin.
Meh.
This infinity scarf is interesting whether it's folded double or hangs straight. It's just difficult to see in a photo.
Well, my photos that is.
Here's a link to the pattern on Ravelry.
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/challah-infinity-scarf
Wow, you really are a knitter now!
ReplyDeleteI'll bet it looks smashing on you. (lucy is pretty cute though)
Such an interesting scarf, I've never seen anything like it before, looks like it was a fun project. And the best modeled photo goes to Lucy!
ReplyDeleteDamn that dog for being the wrong colour! :-) She looks quite content with it on though, my Lab would have eaten it.
ReplyDeleteI happen to think the scarf is perfectly draped in each photo. It looks amazing! I really shouldn't be looking at another knitting pattern yet but this looks so snuggly!
I love the scarf! I've always wanted to make an infinity scarf. Your pictures trying to get a good picture are too funny. I made a cowl a couple weeks ago and was thinking I need to take a picture of it but am not sure how. Maybe my son can model it?
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! I love the different colors and textures. And I agree with Rachel...the modeled photo was the best!;)
ReplyDeleteI think you got some good photos! And it looks so beautiful and warm!
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