Finish, finish….yes, I did scream out loud when I finished this scarf..ha..ha. and I was so excited. When I first saw this scarf in Brooklyn Tweed, I was totally in love with it. I knew I have six balls of Noro Kureyon on my stash and I have no idea what do to with it.. still I wasn’t so sure would in came out the same result as I use single colourway instead of different colourway. Anyhow, I decided to give it a go since I don’t want to spend money on buying another colour.

I begin with pick up different colour end from two ball either from inside or outside, and the colour will rotate different direction to create stripe effect.

Stripe 1 : gold, white, teal…
Stripe 2 : black, green, gold…

And yes, same tone colour will crash in the middle but as the nature of noro, no two colour is exact identical,you still can see the lightly striped effect.

As I mention before on the last post, I love how the colour change in Noro yarn. I basically racing through this scarf within a week, it is a very nice quick knit between major project. I followed the exact pattern from Brooklyn Tweed, 1×1 rib on two row stripe.
- Co 39sts
- slip1(purlwise) , knit 1, purl 1 to the end.
oh..and always bring the yarn up from the back while changing the colour, I did on the first few row bring it up from the front and the switch line is really obvious. This is really one fantastic pattern, before I could even finish this scarf, my husband already claimed as his and I could see the second piece (for me, ha..ha) is coming soon .

Pattern : Noro striped scarf by Brooklyn Tweed
Yarn : Noro Kureyon – colour # 164
Yardage: 4 balls
Needle: 4.5mm