I have finished my second scrap buster cardigan this time with a single crochet edging instead of the double loop stitch edging as a change of style.
After the scrap buster cardigans I have now started this sweater with my scrap yarns which is for Mr CB he chose the colours, seven including the ribbing, the same grey throughout. I am really pleased I used the scrap yarns and how quick the cardigans and sweater took to make and all costing nothing. The back and front have the same colours, swapping the two blues around on the front as a lighter and darker sequence with the sleeves matching this. The sleeves have all the colours except yellow it was lucky I didn't need the yellow as I had run out of that particular shade.
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pattern is classed as very easy, quick to do, the colours added the interest for me.
After the scrap buster cardigans I have now started this sweater with my scrap yarns which is for Mr CB he chose the colours, seven including the ribbing, the same grey throughout. I am really pleased I used the scrap yarns and how quick the cardigans and sweater took to make and all costing nothing. The back and front have the same colours, swapping the two blues around on the front as a lighter and darker sequence with the sleeves matching this. The sleeves have all the colours except yellow it was lucky I didn't need the yellow as I had run out of that particular shade.
The pattern is classed as very easy, quick to do, the colours added the interest for me.
I love your colourful projects. The cardigans are fab and Mr CB's jumper is going to look great - fine colour choices :) Thank you for linking up with Wool on Sundays :)
ReplyDeleteYour rainbow scrappy sweater will be fun when the days get dreary. I love the colours of Mr CBs too.
ReplyDeleteWow....the marvels you achieve with your scraps. Both garments are lovely. Mr CB's sweater is looking a treat.
ReplyDeleteLovely colors!
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