Last Wednesday at knitting circle, Stacy asked, "Does any one speak Rowan?"
I laughed. I may not be laughing for long. Basil is finished in record time and off the needles (pictures are coming after I have blocked my little beauty.) And Martha from Rowan Studio has been cast-on.
Admittedly, before I was willing to cast-on, I heckled and pestered Wendy a bit to finish her Martha. OK, Wendy, a lot. What can I say, I am a follower...I like to have my friends work out the tricky parts first. From what I understand there can be quite a few tricky parts in Rowan patterns.I laughed. I may not be laughing for long. Basil is finished in record time and off the needles (pictures are coming after I have blocked my little beauty.) And Martha from Rowan Studio has been cast-on.
So with advise from Wendy and seeing what was out there on Ravelry, there are already modifications being made. Right off the bat both fronts and the back were cast-on together to cut down on the seaming. That makes for a long row of stitches, but I am through the bottom band of patterning and ready to slog into a lot of stockinette. Turn on the autopilot for a bit!
3 comments:
That is some good thinking. I knitting patterns, the early bird has to figure everything out ;)
It's gonna be mah-ve-lous, my dear. I also agree, that's why I'm enjoying the Lace Ribbon Scarf pattern so much, it's fun -- but no thinking required!
Always happy to be your guinea pig!
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That's going to be fabu!
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