The yarn-mixing scarf I’ve been working on (on and off) since December is now done!
It had reached only about 3 feet (1 meter) in length when one of the yarns ran out, and I didn’t want to join in something different. So I decided on adding a button. . . but where and how? The gauge is loose enough that a button can be pushed through the fabric pretty much anywhere, so I picked out 2 buttons, joined them together back to back with yarn, and the wearer can attach the scarf’s ends together as high or low as desired.
Almost all of these yarns, light-to-medium neutrals, came in a box of leftovers I “inherited” from a knitting friend. The last one is a fine-gauge metallic.
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And how did I deal with all those ENDS?
One at a time!
Hey, note my right sidebar: I’ve been adding more links to instructive videos. Check out Kristin Nicholas’ series of videos on adding embroidery to knitwear!