18-11-2020

A (bright red) = Tomato 263
B (dark red) = Burgundy 265
C (mauve) = 1967 Wisteria
D (red) = 893 Ruby
E (orange) = 822 Pumpkin
F (yellow) = 821 Daffodil (this should’ve been 12 rows. Oops.)
G (sage) = 841 Moss
H (green) = 864 Green
I (turquoise) = 1910 Summer Sky Heather
J (dark green) = 801 Army Green
K (light blue) = 897 Baby Denim
L (navy) = 270 Blue Depths
M (royal) = 225 Classic Blue
N (mid blue)= 845 Denim (this one is 30 rows, not 6)
O (bright pink) = 901 Pink

20-11-2020

Started once with the fringe and really didn’t like how it was coming out - not as curly as the examples, and I’m still toying with the idea of making it an infinity scarf by sewing up the edges. Frogged most of the way through the first colour and started again.

03-01-2021

All done the knitting!

Slightly modified the colours - accidentally missed making the double band of yellow, and went with three bands of the final blue instead of five.

I loved making this scarf - it was just such a comfortable project to work, the yarn is cozy and squishy and I love how colourful it is. I’ve decided to make it an infinity scarf and have been researching seaming - will use mattress stitch on the stockinette bits and this garter stitch seaming video for the garter rows.

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Finished the seaming. It’s not super neat because it’s hard to seam evenly along the rolls between the garter and stockinette, but it’s a strong seam and I love how it looks as an infinity loop.

03-01-2021

https://www.radiotimes.com/news/tv/scifi/2019-01-01/docto...