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Small Investments
It’s a vest or a scarf or both in two versions – The Pasha’s Investment and the Sultan’s Investment – both fabulous accessories which can be worn like vests, scarves, or even belts. Glam up any festive outfit by wearing one over a blouse or a basic tee. Consider the rear view as either plain or dramatic – with long i-cord dangles or with a softly-curved, corded, drape – and mix up the options. These designs are simply blank slates for exploration and experimentation.
And these are easy and quick projects to knit using size 5mm/8 US needles
and a single hank of one of those lovely variegated yarns that lure us
on from the yarn store shelves. A single, glorious skein will do the
trick. Just add about 25 yards of two or more supporting players and
you’re set. Why not knit gifts for the holidays in a yarn that
keeps you happy? Personally, silk makes me very happy but so does any
beautiful fibre. Use your favorite.
A small investment, then, in both price and time that offers huge dividends. Here’s a scarf with serious vest leanings or a vest that aspires to be a scarf. Either way, each design unfolds around a single hank of hand-dyed loveliness with mere scraps to pick up the colors along the way. Or something from your stash. Add an ornamental button, scarf pin, beads, or even a broach and viola! Something gorgeous this way comes.
Consider your options limitedless.
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Little Fishies Panel Scarf
Think of the panel scarf as a canvas upon which to explore a wide range of scarf-as-jewellery or scarf-as-belt adventures. The central panel becomes the focal point from which you pick up stitches for the left and right sides. For Little Fishies, embellishments are added to the panel by way of i-cord fringes which are further beaded and festooned. Of course, the i-cords could be left off and the scarf transformed into something slightly more ‘plain’ that could even be worn as a belt. Pattern comes with a stitch-by-number map to help guide the yarn changes.
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