Deb’s Latest
Between the Lines Scarf
Deb recently released her latest pattern, the Between the Lines Scarf. And since I really can’t put it much better than what I’ve already written in my Ravelry projects, I’ll just quote it here:
I enjoy testing for Deb. She’s inventive, original, and always comes up with some of the greatest things, including this scarf. It’s really fun to work up since it uses color changes and crocheting between the stitches which result in a fabulous accessory that you’ll want to make several of to add to your wardrobe. Make it skinny or make it fat–both options are easily done in the same way. Oh, and forget making a really long chain; this pattern uses the foundation stitch, instructions which are included with the pattern.
I used different yarns than the Homespun called for in the pattern, and I really like the contrast in textures. My daughter took claims on this one, so I’ll have to make another one for myself, and possibly even one or two for the local charity our crochet guild is making items for.
I know it probably sounds like I’m talking about someone I’ve known forever and trying to promote their stuff, but truth is, Deb and I have only “known” each other a short time. I posted to her blog earlier this year about testing a pattern for her, and since then, she has begun testing for me. Through emails and Twitter, I’ve grown to know her a little better, and she’s not only a great designer, but she’s also a great person. If you haven’t checked out her blog, why don’t you head on over to her place? Neatly Tangled << psst…click that to get there)
Enjoy!
Tags: accessories, neatlytangled, patterns, scarf, tested patterns
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October 7, 2008 11:43 am | 
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