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Wednesdays Are For Knitting: Walk In the Woods

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I have another hand knit to show you today. It’s the Walk in the Woods scarf and I made it for my friend Rose and gave it to her for Christmas.

The pattern is extremely well written and easy to follow. Believe me when I say that while it may look complicated it’s actually pretty simple and you only work with one color at a time.

Speaking of color, the yarn is Woolen Rabbit Heron in Zelda and Midas Touch. They are richly saturated and compliment each other perfectly, providing great contrast.

I truly enjoyed making this one and, much like I felt when I gave Jo-Ann a scarf, I hope Rose thinks of it as a hug from me whenever she wears it.

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  2. Carole, I love it. I’m going to give it a try. Enjoy your posts so much. Stay well.

  6. GORGEOUS, Carole! I love the way those colors play together. (Kim’s yarn is so lovely. Always.) (My Walk in the Woods is one of my all-time favorites, by the way. It is EXACTLY like getting a big hug from you every time I wear it.) XOXO

  7. Beautiful! I know she’ll treasue it forever!

    Kim’s yarns are always such a delight to knit with, and wear! I have a few skeins from a Woolen Rabbit subscription a few years ago. I need to find something to make with them!

  9. It’s gorgeous, just like Rose! Those colors look amazing together. I hope Rose enjoys wearing your hug on these frigid days!

  10. What a lovely gift. I’m timid when it comes to color choices, although I have something in the pipeline that might take me out of that little bubble.

  11. This is gorgeous, Carole. I love the colors. One of my favorite knits is a marl I did with burgundy and a mossy green held together. The contrast is terrific, as is this scarf. I am sure it will bring lovely feelings to the recipient every time it is worn.

  13. This is so beautiful, Carole! I love that mosaic knitting looks so much more complicated than it actually is. It’s always fun to impress people when you know you didn’t actually work too hard. 😉

  14. Oh I am SURE Rose will feel that hug! (still very much want to knit with Woolen Rabbit … and perhaps a knit for someone else is the perfect excuse!)