This is the cowl I was talking about. I know I had meant for it to be a scarf, but like I said before, I don't think I would have been able to make that happen. I hope someone doesn't mind the ends and knots.
I've tried looking all over, but I still haven't been able to find the name of this pattern! It is driving me crazy. I've found some that are similar, but then there is a difference that lets me know they aren't the same. It is a two row pattern with five stitch clusters with a chain and single crochet between. The second row has two double crochets in the same stitch on either side of three regular double crochets, all of this being worked in the tops of the clusters.
If anyone has any ideas, let me know. It is most likely by either Lion Brand Yarn or Red Heart Yarns.
This is the Impulse Scallop Shawl. Tank is helping me to show off how soft it is. I think it is interesting how the pooling and the striping turned out. I was expecting it to look similar across the sides where the stitch counts were the same.
Tank is making sure I wove all my ends in securely. I love how big it turned out. It is just so nice to wrap around you. I also didn't use as much yarn as I thought I was going to. I said I was worried that I would be cutting it close, but it turns out I have a few skeins left over.
I had so much fun making the mobius wrap that when I still had some yarn left over, I wanted to try something. For a few rows of this cowl I worked the stitches as I saw them. Normally when you work your first complete mobius round in the knit stitch, it will look like you are working knit stitches over purl stitches. This means that I knit half the round and purled the second half. Then after I felt it was big enough, I switch it and purled the first half and knitted the second half.
As I promised before, here is the video of the Solar Eclipse pictures I took. Some of them might look a bit odd because I had to move where I took the pictures from because the sun moved behind some trees.
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