Monday, February 4, 2013

Outfit Post - Knitting Projects

02012013 Herringbone Knit Cowl

02012013 Gap Running Leggings

02012013 Big Herringbone Cowl
Scarf - DIY, Sweater - Target, Running Leggings - Gap, Boot Socks - Target, Boots - b.o.c.

If we're Instagram buddies, you've already seen this, but I finished this scarf last week. Since I am a slow and inconsistent knitter, it took me forever to make! The weather on Friday was super cold, so I used it as an excuse to wear my new (giant) scarf, and running leggings all day.

I've already started working on knitting this scarf, which is going much more quickly thanks to the super bulky yarn that I bought.
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13 comments:

  1. I'm very impressed with your scarf - I can't knit, I've tried and it just didn't go well, so I'm always impressed with what others do, no matter how long it took!

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  2. Hooray! It is very pretty. You did a great job!

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  3. i love that scarf! so cool that you knit it yourself. it really looks cozy.

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  4. I love your scarf. I'm so impressed! And it looks very warm!

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  5. i really need to learn to knit so i can make scarves like that. i've always wanted those ridiculously huge infinity scarves, but they're always like $50- arg! congrats on finishing this one :)

    xo Marlen
    Messages on a Napkin

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  6. Love it!! I find knitting just so therapeutic.

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  7. Congrats on finishing your scarf, it's gorgeous!

    Adrienne
    What Lola Wants

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  8. That is really impressive! Knitting is definetely becoming a lost art!

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  10. Woww! That is a gorgeous scarf. Knitting always took too long and too much thinking for me, so I only ever made some slightly-too-short rectangle scarves.

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  11. Oh goodness, I am super jealous of your scarf making abilities! One thing I've always wanted to learn was knitting. It seems like such a neat craft. :) Your time and patience paid off, lovely lady--that is one perfect scarf you made!

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  13. sounds like you finished just in time! looks so warm and cozy!
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