Comments on: yarn is on its way! http://pepperknit.com/blog/archives/156 Wed, 20 Aug 2008 11:36:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Diana http://pepperknit.com/blog/archives/156#comment-300 Diana Wed, 11 Jan 2006 16:40:00 +0000 http://pepperknit.com/blog/?p=156#comment-300 I am glad you liked my "suggestion". it wasn't really a suggestion, I just found it out of curiosity, and wanted to share. I like that kind of stuff :-) I'll be tuned on to see your progress! I still have to finish a blanket, and probably make another one.. Why do people around me keep having kids? :P If there was a yarn with different shades of the same colour, I think it'd be nice to try that out as well. And also trying to match the squares so you knit aproximatedly the same surface with each colour... But I should put myself to design that Tux pattern... I am glad you liked my “suggestion”. it wasn’t really a suggestion, I just found it out of curiosity, and wanted to share. I like that kind of stuff :-) I’ll be tuned on to see your progress! I still have to finish a blanket, and probably make another one.. Why do people around me keep having kids? :P

If there was a yarn with different shades of the same colour, I think it’d be nice to try that out as well. And also trying to match the squares so you knit aproximatedly the same surface with each colour…

But I should put myself to design that Tux pattern…

]]> By: Rachel http://pepperknit.com/blog/archives/156#comment-299 Rachel Wed, 11 Jan 2006 10:44:00 +0000 http://pepperknit.com/blog/?p=156#comment-299 I can see your argument about the appeal of working it in individual blocks, but if I were doing it that way I'd work backwards. I know, that's not really in the spirit of the Fibonacci sequence, but I think knowing that each square was going to be even bigger than the current one, I'd get demoralized. But if each one would be smaller...well, that would help my motivation. As for intarsia, yes, it would create a front/back, but since the lines are all straight and clean, I don't think it would look bad at all. Can't wait to see it coming along! I can see your argument about the appeal of working it in individual blocks, but if I were doing it that way I’d work backwards. I know, that’s not really in the spirit of the Fibonacci sequence, but I think knowing that each square was going to be even bigger than the current one, I’d get demoralized. But if each one would be smaller…well, that would help my motivation.

As for intarsia, yes, it would create a front/back, but since the lines are all straight and clean, I don’t think it would look bad at all.

Can’t wait to see it coming along!

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