Thursday, 2 December 2010

FO: Béthanie



I received an order last week, to make 3 scarves before December 15th. Our German assistant is going back to Germany on the 16th, and she wants to give handknitted scarves to her friend, her brother and his girlfriend. I keep talking about knitting in my German classes and in my papers. She saw some of my handknits and ask me if I could knit something for her. Of course I said yes! It's a great challenge, but I have one third of the way done, and Béthanie is the first third of this challenge!

I had in mind a simple, straight forward and casual infinity scarf. The stitch pattern, called "powder stitch". It's simple, mindless, and perfect for a quick scarf!


I used some good old Cascade Yarns Ecological wool and some US #10 - 6 mm needles. Again, this made it a super quick knit!


This scarf is perfect for a holiday gift for a dear friend or family member. Another thing that I like about this one: it can totally be for women and men! Maybe for a secret Santa gift?


Since I have 2 more scarves to make, I'll publish the patterns at the same time. Speaking of the other scarves, I have to go yarn shopping!

10 comments:

spinndiva said...

LOVE IT! :)

Unknown said...

Love the stitch and the color!! Wating for the pattern! :)
Mici (yardsofyarn)

juicyknits said...

Love this! How many stitches did you cast on?

craftivore said...

Simple and elegant!

Anonymous said...

Beautiful. Where did you find this powder stitch? It looks familiar but I don't know that name...

Gail said...

Very nice! I don't recognize the colour though - is it blue or just grey looking a little blue? I love Cascade Eco Wool! Great choice.

Jane said...

I've seen these all over the place. I need to make one. So cute.

Loulek said...

Très joli! Je ne sais pas ce qui est à la mose chez vous mais en France ce type de col/écharpe fait un tabac ! C'est l'accessoire de l'hiver 2010 !

Unknown said...

This is beautiful! I'd love to make this for my friend for Xmas.

Anonymous said...

Is this powder stitch like a simple perl stitch? I'm planning a cowl with that stitch :) This looks cool!

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