7 Responses to “knitting a scarf”

1. Spot, on June 28th, 2005 at 1713H Said:

   Julia Roberts knits. How that is of any relevance, I don’t know.

   very bright pink. well, at least you’ll be a cheery bright spot amidst the dreary grey of winter. go jikon!

2. pickyin, on June 28th, 2005 at 2349H Said:

   Looks good. I tried knitting once, gave up after three rows of basic about 12 inches long. I went back to cross-stitch.

3. Mei, on June 30th, 2005 at 0016H Said:

   I LOVE KNITTING…but yarn here in M’sia sucks big-time. I miss the variety of fluffy, colourful yarns of different textures/materials…

   Keep it up and you know what would be a great project? A throw over!!! *drools*

   ps: I heard from somewhere that bamboo/wooden knitting needles are better but never found out why. ~_~

4. jikon, on June 30th, 2005 at 0916H Said:

   Pick Yin: cross stitch is easier but not very useful… i mean what do you do with all those pretty “pictures”?!? they’re too tacky to frame up and hang on a wall.

   I used to crochet - that’s more difficult than knitting - but the patterns for projects are a little tacky…

   Spot: this scarf is going to my cousin. i’m knitting myself a two-tone blue striped one later.

   Mei: yarn - you want ah…??

5. glinar, on June 30th, 2005 at 1219H Said:

   wow`
   very nice colour and design.
   the steps are very clear in the book and easy to follow?

6. jikon, on June 30th, 2005 at 1223H Said:

   glinar: the instructions in the book is not super clear but it’s clear enough to get me started. on one occassion i did have to cross reference with the instructions in other books to understand what i needed to do, but you see, i’m good at that - doing research that is!

7. Mei, on July 6th, 2005 at 0113H Said:

   I’m too shy to ask.
   I’m knitting a blue-ish scarf with leftover yarn I bought from Australia two years ago…hopefully that turns out good.

   ps: Good site to go (to get free patterns and even different types of stitches) to is http://knitting.about.com

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