Knit Nano Necklace II
A follow-up to my last post.
I used this pattern and some leftover sock yarn, as Kristi suggests.
My execution of her pattern was not perfect, but the product is serviceable.
The fun new technique, which I haven't quite mastered, was i-cord all around the pouch--picking up and knitting while i-cording, which makes a very strong pouch and a very well-attached cord.
If I made another, I'd make a flap and a button hole. (But it is hard to imagine one would need more than one Nano Necklace.)
I used this pattern and some leftover sock yarn, as Kristi suggests.
My execution of her pattern was not perfect, but the product is serviceable.
The fun new technique, which I haven't quite mastered, was i-cord all around the pouch--picking up and knitting while i-cording, which makes a very strong pouch and a very well-attached cord.
If I made another, I'd make a flap and a button hole. (But it is hard to imagine one would need more than one Nano Necklace.)
4 comments:
So does it work? Or does it hang down too much and hit the floor when you are scrubing? I guess you'll have to wait for the weekend chores to find out how practical it actually is.
Sue
Well, so far, it works as I walk around the house...and the knitted case protects it when I bump into things.
But for scrubbing floors, I think I'll have to tuck the necklace inside my shirt--which will certainly be more comfortable than inside my bra!
oh, and if I failed to mention it before: It is really cute! You did a great job!
sue
Thanks! DO you need one? I have more of that yarn.
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