Nyssa's LONG-long-long Scarf

Nyssa's LONG-long-long Scarf

Post by Noreen's Knit*ch » Sun, 25 Apr 2004 00:48:22



I've put Nyssa's pix of her long-long-long scarf up:

http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/scarfdetail1.jpg

http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/scarfdetail2.jpg

http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/acarfdetail3.jpg

http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/longscarf1.jpg

http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/longscarf2.jpg

http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/longscarf3.jpg

http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/longscarf4.jpg

Enjoy!
Noreen
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Nyssa's LONG-long-long Scarf

Post by Seaspra » Sun, 25 Apr 2004 01:29:00


Wow, that sure is a beautiful scarf.  How long did it take to complete?
Very, very, nice work.  Thanks for the pics.

Sea

 
 
 

Nyssa's LONG-long-long Scarf

Post by NoraBalc » Sun, 25 Apr 2004 01:51:48


Hi Nyssa & Noreen,

First Noreen, thanks for posting the pics.

Second, Nyssa, that is beautiful and you are right, it's long, but I love it.
Great work.

Hugs,

Nora

 
 
 

Nyssa's LONG-long-long Scarf

Post by Katherin » Sun, 25 Apr 2004 03:42:03


Quote:

> I've put Nyssa's pix of her long-long-long scarf up:

Good heavens!!! How long did that take????

Katherine

 
 
 

Nyssa's LONG-long-long Scarf

Post by Nyss » Sun, 25 Apr 2004 01:08:25



Quote:
> Wow, that sure is a beautiful scarf.  How long did it take to complete?
> Very, very, nice work.  Thanks for the pics.

> Sea

I worked on it on-and-off over a month or so. It went quickly
on big needles. It was a pick-up project I could work on whenever
I got restless with this move and other stuff I've been dealing
with over the winter.

Details for those interested:
Yarn used was Bernat Coordinates Sports Weight, Color 1200.
80% acrylic 20% Acetate (it has a slight shimmery look like
rayon and is a boucle type)
6 oz./170gms = 510 yards/466 meters
Needles used were US11/8mm

Finished size: 10 inches/25.5cm wide and 9 ft.1 inch(109inches)
long/2.76 meters

Luckily it's very lightweight and srunchable, so it doesn't
feel too heavy when you wrap it multiple times around your
neck. And there's still plenty of it to hang loose.

Glad everyone likes it. Maybe I should offer it as a prize
in an online contest. LOL!

Nyssa
At River's End
http://nyssa.cnc.net

 
 
 

Nyssa's LONG-long-long Scarf

Post by bibe » Sun, 25 Apr 2004 05:19:00




Quote:
> I've put Nyssa's pix of her long-long-long scarf up:

> http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/scarfdetail1.jpg

<snip>

I love long scrafs. It's very pretty. I like the color also.
Good job ^_^

 
 
 

Nyssa's LONG-long-long Scarf

Post by Au » Sun, 25 Apr 2004 07:15:47


Thank you Noreen!!
NYSSA! you are well prepared to next winter,
how cold it ever might be!!
It is beautiful and impressing!
AUD :-))
Quote:

> I've put Nyssa's pix of her long-long-long scarf up:

> http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/scarfdetail1.jpg

> http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/scarfdetail2.jpg

> http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/acarfdetail3.jpg

> http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/longscarf1.jpg

> http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/longscarf2.jpg

> http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/longscarf3.jpg

> http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/longscarf4.jpg

> Enjoy!
> Noreen
> who had the room, but WILL take them down, eventually....

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Nyssa's LONG-long-long Scarf

Post by spampo » Sun, 25 Apr 2004 07:34:25


Quote:


>>Wow, that sure is a beautiful scarf.  How long did it take to complete?
>>Very, very, nice work.  Thanks for the pics.

>>Sea

> I worked on it on-and-off over a month or so. It went quickly
> on big needles. It was a pick-up project I could work on whenever
> I got restless with this move and other stuff I've been dealing
> with over the winter.

> Details for those interested:
> Yarn used was Bernat Coordinates Sports Weight, Color 1200.
> 80% acrylic 20% Acetate (it has a slight shimmery look like
> rayon and is a boucle type)
> 6 oz./170gms = 510 yards/466 meters
> Needles used were US11/8mm

> Finished size: 10 inches/25.5cm wide and 9 ft.1 inch(109inches)
> long/2.76 meters

> Luckily it's very lightweight and srunchable, so it doesn't
> feel too heavy when you wrap it multiple times around your
> neck. And there's still plenty of it to hang loose.

> Glad everyone likes it. Maybe I should offer it as a prize
> in an online contest. LOL!

> Nyssa
> At River's End
> http://nyssa.cnc.net

It looks like the perfect combination shawl/train for a bride!
 
 
 

Nyssa's LONG-long-long Scarf

Post by JJMolvi » Sun, 25 Apr 2004 09:04:34



Quote:


> >>Wow, that sure is a beautiful scarf.  How long did it take to complete?
> >>Very, very, nice work.  Thanks for the pics.

> >>Sea

> > I worked on it on-and-off over a month or so. It went quickly
> > on big needles. It was a pick-up project I could work on whenever
> > I got restless with this move and other stuff I've been dealing
> > with over the winter.

> > Details for those interested:
> > Yarn used was Bernat Coordinates Sports Weight, Color 1200.
> > 80% acrylic 20% Acetate (it has a slight shimmery look like
> > rayon and is a boucle type)
> > 6 oz./170gms = 510 yards/466 meters
> > Needles used were US11/8mm

> > Finished size: 10 inches/25.5cm wide and 9 ft.1 inch(109inches)
> > long/2.76 meters

> > Luckily it's very lightweight and srunchable, so it doesn't
> > feel too heavy when you wrap it multiple times around your
> > neck. And there's still plenty of it to hang loose.

> > Glad everyone likes it. Maybe I should offer it as a prize
> > in an online contest. LOL!

> > Nyssa
> > At River's End
> > http://nyssa.cnc.net

> It looks like the perfect combination shawl/train for a bride!

I second that opinion!!!!!

JJMolvik

 
 
 

Nyssa's LONG-long-long Scarf

Post by Noreen's Knit*ch » Sun, 25 Apr 2004 09:35:05


Quote:





>>>>Wow, that sure is a beautiful scarf.  How long did it take to complete?
>>>>Very, very, nice work.  Thanks for the pics.

>>>>Sea

>>> I worked on it on-and-off over a month or so. It went quickly
>>> on big needles. It was a pick-up project I could work on whenever
>>> I got restless with this move and other stuff I've been dealing
>>> with over the winter.

>>> Details for those interested:
>>> Yarn used was Bernat Coordinates Sports Weight, Color 1200.
>>> 80% acrylic 20% Acetate (it has a slight shimmery look like
>>> rayon and is a boucle type)
>>> 6 oz./170gms = 510 yards/466 meters
>>> Needles used were US11/8mm

>>> Finished size: 10 inches/25.5cm wide and 9 ft.1 inch(109inches)
>>> long/2.76 meters

>>> Luckily it's very lightweight and srunchable, so it doesn't
>>> feel too heavy when you wrap it multiple times around your
>>> neck. And there's still plenty of it to hang loose.

>>> Glad everyone likes it. Maybe I should offer it as a prize
>>> in an online contest. LOL!

>>> Nyssa
>>> At River's End
>>> http://nyssa.cnc.net

>> It looks like the perfect combination shawl/train for a bride!

> I second that opinion!!!!!

> JJMolvik

Me, three!!!
Noreen

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Nyssa's LONG-long-long Scarf

Post by Nyss » Sun, 25 Apr 2004 06:39:55


Quote:
>>> It looks like the perfect combination shawl/train for a bride!

>> I second that opinion!!!!!

>> JJMolvik

> Me, three!!!
> Noreen

Well, don't look at *me*! RFLOL!! I'm an old maid without any
prospects!

Anyone know a bride who's planning a winter wedding in a cold
climate?

Nyssa, who wonders if seamist green is an acceptable color for
a bride
At River's End
http://nyssa.cnc.net

 
 
 

Nyssa's LONG-long-long Scarf

Post by Helen Halla Fleische » Sun, 25 Apr 2004 23:37:52


Lovely!


Quote:
>I've put Nyssa's pix of her long-long-long scarf up:

>http://fire.prohosting.com/knitche/scarfdetail1.jpg

 Helen "Halla" Fleischer, Fantasy & Fiber Artist
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Nyssa's LONG-long-long Scarf

Post by JJMolvi » Mon, 26 Apr 2004 05:03:55



Quote:

> >>> It looks like the perfect combination shawl/train for a bride!

> >> I second that opinion!!!!!

> >> JJMolvik

> > Me, three!!!
> > Noreen

> Well, don't look at *me*! RFLOL!! I'm an old maid without any
> prospects!

> Anyone know a bride who's planning a winter wedding in a cold
> climate?

> Nyssa, who wonders if seamist green is an acceptable color for
> a bride
> At River's End
> http://nyssa.cnc.net

Maybe you could offer to rent it!

JJMolvik