Thursday, April 5, 2012
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Janiece
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8:00 AM
By popular demand, here is the Fibonacci scarf. I went up the sequence to "21," then came back down in complete rows. Now to find time to get it in the mail...
Aha!! You were talking about the number of ROWS you were going to knit in each color. Aha!!
And I was picturing you knitting one stitch, then turning around and knitting two stitches, then turning and knitting 3 stitches, then turning and knitting 5 stitches, then turning and knitting 8 stitches, etc. It would have given you a nice 'tail' on each end of the scarf by the time you got to 21.
Hmmm....I may try that anyway, just to see how it works.
It any case, that's a great color selection you made and I hope the wearer finds it quite warm and cozy. Thanks for the picture.
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4 comments:
Scarves and math - an awesome combination.
Aha!! You were talking about the number of ROWS you were going to knit in each color. Aha!!
And I was picturing you knitting one stitch, then turning around and knitting two stitches, then turning and knitting 3 stitches, then turning and knitting 5 stitches, then turning and knitting 8 stitches, etc. It would have given you a nice 'tail' on each end of the scarf by the time you got to 21.
Hmmm....I may try that anyway, just to see how it works.
It any case, that's a great color selection you made and I hope the wearer finds it quite warm and cozy. Thanks for the picture.
cool:) have you done Pi?
Really pretty scarf!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS7CZIJVxFY&feature=player_embedded
Little musical interlude for the mathematically minded.
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