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So I decided to rip out what I knit with the second cake and re-knit starting with the other end.
After ripping it out and replacing on the needles... about 7 1/2 wedges from the first cake.
I am into wedge #8 and am pleased to point out that the cake transition in the middle of the last wedge on the right is no longer obvious. :-D
I plan to knit wedges until I run out of yarn on this cake. Hopefully that will result in a scarf that I'm much happier with.
Happy Fiber Arts Friday.
14 comments:
Yay! I am so happy to see it worked...wouldn't it have been awful if you frogged it and re-started and it turned out to still be obvious? (That has happened to me once with a pair of socks...good thing they hide under my pant legs).
So happy to see you are resolving the issue. I just finished the 2nd Wingspan and it is such a quick and fun pattern to knit. But I think I will stop at 2, and go find another fun pattern! I just love that yarn!
Nice job! It will be beautiful when it's finished now.
(Too bad you had to un-do so much work, but it's worth it!)
I'm glad you found a solution that works for you. I liked it before; I still like it now. :)
I like your re-knit so far. It's going to be a nice cozy shawl when it's done.
Looks good. The knitting and that most interesting quilt.
It looks great! I love the color.
That is a FABULOUS quilt!!
(The wingspan too, of course)
It looks great! Good job and I love that color; one of my favorites.
It is looking super, glad you managed to solve your yarn problem
Looking wonderful! I've been eyeing this pattern off for a while but haven't been game..
Wow! I solute your courage to rip, and yes you're right, the result is totally worth it!
Hooray! I'm glad this worked out for you.
Great solution to the wingspan. I'd start mine, only I started a Celestarium instead. Oh bother...
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