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I wish I had more of this yarn. It was an unidentified yarn that I was gifted for the sake of the project and I couldn't love it more than I do.
I used what I call for lack of a better term "offset filet crochet." There's no reason that the grid has to line up like perfect little squares. The cells could just as easily be offset like bricks on a house or switching from even to offset in order to better represent the picture that one is trying to represent. Hmmm, now that I think of it, I see no reason that the cells have to be square or even rectangular! I think that might be something to look into for a future endeavor.
As for this one, I just did something pretty simple. Arrows all in one direction look like they point in opposite directions when worn around the neck.
That's an interesting scarf, I like the arrows and the yarn looks great. Is it metallic?
ReplyDeleteOh! Missed this one from before, sorry!! This yarn was a linen yarn. It's a little stiff at first, but it gets very soft very quickly. I wish I knew the brand! I'd search ravelry and buy up people's stash for sure.
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