The Ash Bark Scarf - Knitting Tips | Technique Tuesday

[@Mr3355661]

Really enjoy your videos! Always learn something & you’re both a delight!

[@sarasundb]

Thank you for introducing that pattern to us! It is beautiful and I am currently knitting multiple baby blankets, and also working in my chart-reading skills. I have just added this to the stack. A fun name I have heard for this stitch is the sand dollar stitch. Thank you Kelley! I vote for the teal this week.

[@dianabritton9713]

Interesting pattern. Thank you. I have made several items using the 'faux cable' stitch. It is so easy and lovely as you can see in this pattern. I like the Cobalt blue yarn. Need to make a swing cardigan.

[@tree1383]

I like the pattern you showed us. Just finished a scarf using Sesia Imperial (wool silk cashmere) in Cobalt blue. I like both the colors. Teal is one of my favorite colors and the Cobalt is very pretty.

[@protophotogsl]

P.S.: Thank you for the abundance of tips: including adapting the Purl Soho blanket pattern for a scarf or cowl; that lovely rolled edge, etc., etc. I would look forward to "holiday gifts" as a future topic on your Technique Tuesdays videotutorials.

[@dennisdowney5217]

I would love the cobalt blue.

[@imbingsuccessful3]

I like how you use the sticky note as a marker.

[@lauramorrisett4522]

I like the blue best. I lo e Purl Soho patterns!

[@cindyrohr8862]

I would love you to talk about holiday gifts. I love both blues in the baby alpaca so I’m not going to choose. Either of them would knit up great! I’m working on Berrocco Marit wrap using Noro. I love how it’s coming out!

[@teresaknittingdancer9052]

I like the dark blue the best.

[@protophotogsl]

This week I would vote for the COBALT BLUE (with the flecks)

[@EvieO1950]

Both the blues are gorgeous but I’d pick Cobalt. Purl Soho dyed have good patterns. I’m currently waiting in the Holly White socks from Breaking Yarn in a variegated yarn. Congrats to

[@kblaiwes6099]

What style knitting are you using? Is it continental? I’m thinking I would lose those stitches from the needles with cast over style!

[@imbingsuccessful3]

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