I have been travelling recently and as you know when I travel I must, must, must have some kind of project with me to fill the hours alone. Since I was out of the house for nearly two weeks I needed to fill my suitcase with as many pieces of clothing as possible and minimize space required to transport crafting. So, I took one project only, the crocheted Wavelength Scarf. Click on the link to get to Ravelry for the free pattern. Debra Ellerd designed this pattern in 2008 at a time when she was an experienced crocheter who had just learned to knit. She was inspired by a knitting pattern created by Lucy Neatby for a Fishtail Scarf. At that time Ellerd didn't yet have the skill to follow the knitting pattern so she figured out how to crochet it. Done properly the pattern should yield a six-foot long scarf that looks like the one of these photos. Lovely isn't it. The design uses Noro Kureryon Sock yarn and is perfe...
Getting it together one stitch at a time.