Having made the mobieus scarfs recently with the Handmaiden seasilk I was inspired to try in a thicker yarn.

So 5.5mm circular in hand I cast on.
I alternated each round with the each yarn in turn and knitted a 3x3 rib. I am so pleased with the effect and the combination of the colours. I was going to knit this as a gift but I don't know if I will be able to part with it. I still have half the Sari silk left so if I can get hold of another skein of blossom in similar colours I may have a go at knitting another one.



The sari silk adds a little sparkle into the Noro blossom.
2 comments:
Beautiful! I wasn't really sure about those yarns together, but you're absolutely right, they look wonderful combined.
I was really pleased with the way it worked out.
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