I haven’t finished my Jaywalker socks (one done, one still a glint in its mother’s eye), and I have another secret project on the go that can’t be revealed until it is on its way to its new owner, so I thought I would share an “old” project:
Pattern: DNA Scarf by June Oshiro
Yarn: Zara by Filatura di Crosa
Needles: Lantern Moon 3.5 mm
This pattern was the perfect choice for a scarf for my daughter, who was studying and working in the field of genetics when I made it.
Unfortunately, my choice of yarns was not very good. Zara is a lovely yarn, but does not have enough body to hold up well in this type of scarf, so it curls when worn. But it is beautiful to look at.
I’ve decided that I will make Jess another DNA scarf out of a sturdier yarn that will hold its shape. Now I have to get the old one back to recycle that beautiful Zara.
Wait… would it be bad Karma to destroy DNA? Even if I’m going to recreate it?
Hmmm….



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February 27, 2008 at 7:43 pm
Colleen
Pretty yarn. Pretty scarf. Hmm- I think in some cases DNA is worth messing with and this is one of those cases. Go girl
February 29, 2008 at 1:02 pm
Jennifer
That’s a lovely pattern! A pattern worthy of doing twice.
March 5, 2008 at 3:48 pm
Cha
Just think of it as “cloning”, not “destroying”…