EZ Ribwarmer
Although I finished this ribwarmer in June, I waited to post it until after Knitting Camp! I used J&S chunky along with croceted hairties for the ties and buttons I discovered on a vacation to Austin, TX. To finish the ribwarmer I I-Corded around all edges.
posted by Nancy at
11:42 AM
10 Comments:
This is the nicest ribwarmer I have seen! I i-cord really makes it look polished.
Great job!
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Anonymous, at 2:08 PM
Beautiful job. I love the silvery grey!
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Carla, at 3:53 PM
It is so pretty. There's a knitting camp? WEAR!!!! =D
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TheKnittingTeen, at 5:00 PM
From Nancy --
Peggy, Thank You!
Carla, I appreciate your comment, for sure!
Winnie, I went to Meg Swansen's Knitting Camp. Check out her website at www.schoolhousepress.com Camp is SO fantastic!
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Nancy, at 5:18 PM
Hi Peggy: Thanks for stopping by my blog.
The rib warmer is beautiful. I must say that the buttons add polish and style to is as well. That is a garment I would wear with pride!
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Quail Hill Knits, at 11:07 PM
I agree that the buttons add a touch of class...it looks like something from a "high-end" boutique...less rustic.
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Kathy, at 4:33 AM
Very classy. How much yarn did it take?
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Elysbeth, at 5:35 AM
To Elysbeth -- It took 600 yards --five 120 yd. skeins. Color #64 of Jamieson and Smith 2 ply Soft-Spun, to be exact!
Thanks for the compliments on the buttons! Sometimes it really helps just to buy buttons because they 'speak', rather than for something specific!
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Nancy, at 6:51 AM
Gorgeous! I have a ribwarmer on the list of stuff I wanna make. :O) I think it just bumped up a bunch in the list! Yours is beautiful. I think it will be warm and comfortable to wear. Great job! samm
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Anonymous, at 7:24 AM
it is very lovely. congrats on that and on knitting camp. hope i can go sometime. it would be the natural next step.
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knititch, at 3:09 PM
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