Knitting Dream Come Through - Wine Garter Stitch Scarf

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My garter stitch scarf is completed, I weaved in the tails of yarn that were hanging on the sides where I added more yarn and at the beginning and ending of the scarf.  I wore my scarf for the first time today on my trip to Washington DC, and it felt good, nice and warm.  I can only say there will be more knitting projects in my future.



 



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  1. FairevergreenNovember 13, 2012 at 5:49 AM

    Beautiful job Sann! First projects in knitting sometimes look wonky, but yours has nice straight edges, even stitches, and looks great.

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  2. SannNovember 14, 2012 at 10:17 PM

    Thank you, one of the things I like about this scarf is you can pull it into a fairly normal shape if it seems a bit off, but I got it as close to straight as I could.

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