Seed Stitch Scarf?

My books finally came!  One of my two favorite designers, Ysolda Teague, has two pattern books available (Jared Flood is my other favorite, if you care), they are Whimsical Little Knits 1 & 2.  I have been lusting after them for some time, but was contenting myself with various digital downloads.  Well, when she pledged 50% to MSF it was the final push I needed to splurge.  The instructions are so clear and well written and the patterns are too cute.  I’ve already started the Peak Island Hood.  I saw this pattern and knew I had to  knit it.  I must be in love because it took about 14 inches before I realized the bulk of knitting is basically a seed stitch scarf.

I’m just about to start the hooded section, I’m hoping to finish the entire thing in time to wear to the Snowfest.  I like to view my ice sculptures in style.  As soon as this is finished (probably a bit before that, honestly) I will cast on for Ripley.  Those slouches on the side are knit into the hat!  So creative!

On a sadder note, my aunt was diagnosed with breast cancer a few months ago and I went into a knitting frenzy and knit her almost a dozen hats.  Well, she cut her hair off a couple days ago and is now wearing a hat constantly.

I designed this especially for her: I used a stitch dictionary for the leafy edge, then seamed it and picked up for the hat.  Easy, shneazy.  I just looked at Ravelry and found a similar one, so I don’t think I’m going to write up a pattern like I originally intended.  Bummer.

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