
It started out as this.

It became this.

After a little time with some knitting needles it was becoming this.

Which in it's finished state is a Herringbone Neckwarmer.
Yarn: English Garden Handspun 180 yards or so
Needles: Size 8 Knit Picks Options
Started: February 27, 2009
Finished: March 3, 2009
Pattern : Herringbone Cowl Ravelry Link.
I really hope that he likes it. I just don't let anyone have handspun you know.
I might just have to knit one for myself one of these days.
3 comments:
How VERY pretty!
Wonderful! DOesn't it feel great to knit from your handspun?!
Wow! Just...WOW! He'd better do more than like it.
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