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Sweet Symphony
Making this scarf was lot of fun for me and I was listening to Bittersweet Symphony by The Verve while knitting away. Since there was nothing bitter about the scarf I named it Sweet Symphony.
Sweet Symphony is knit in the round as a scarf or a cowl. The scarf was knit using 26 colors that came as a kit from Canon Hand Dyes and 1 skein of the neutral color in Anzula Cloud. The kit is now available from Nine Rubies:
Each color was 20 yards. Four rows are knit in the neutral of your choosing and then four rows in the color yarn. The neutral color requires about 470 yards.
Making this scarf was lot of fun for me and I was listening to Bittersweet Symphony by The Verve while knitting away. Since there was nothing bitter about the scarf I named it Sweet Symphony.
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- First published: April 2014
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