
I was really going to grow as a knitter while making my Christy inspired
Clapotis.
I had bought the lovely burnt orange bamboo yarn (bamboo – check, color other than pink – check) and amazingly enough I already had a brand new pair of size 8 bamboo.
Now I am pretty much a metal needle knitter through and through.
I had branched out a bit while making the socks because the place I bought my needles only had wooden double pointed needles.
I had gotten use to the toothpick feeling so I thought knitting bamboo WITH bamboo would be ultra chic and I too could look like I made it sitting in a café in
Paris.
By the time I had gotten through my third “test” run I knew it wasn’t going to work so I ran upstairs at the knitting shop and lovingly snatched the size US 8 24” addi to my bosom. I am well on my way having done the above in a couple of hours. I really do like the use of the stitch markers (
these are one type that work well for this project) as you don't really have to count.
2 comments:
The question is... if they are turbo, then do you knit faster? I love the color you picked for the scarf. It is totally fun and is going to look great with so many different outfits.
I like to think they do! The yarn just falls off the needles but not in a "oh shoot I just dropped 10 stitches" sort of way. According to the package you can:
KNIT FASTER WITH THE AMAZING addi TURBO:
The fast needle with the natural touch. Very soft cord with smooth transfer. Won't snag. Metric size stampled on cord. Yarn slides easily. Turbo finish brass tips. Can't rust. Quite and very fast. The perfect needle. (SO true)
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