Monday, 6 June 2016

My Noro Lion's Foot Stitch Flower Scarf

Hello my dear Blog friends,


Thanks for stopping by. Today I promise you lots of colour, so put your sunglasses on!!!


Very recently I made myself a quick scarf. It just happened!!!

One Monday I visited Lana, one of my favourite Wool shops in Antwerp and managed to find just one single ball of Noro Kureyon Sock yarn in a wonderful array of colours! I knew it was meant for me! It appears long discontinued, no chance to find anymore, unfortunately!

On Tuesday I started and by Saturday it was finished! I have been wearing it a lot since then!



My Noro Flower Scarf



This is my *nearly finished scarf, made from just a single 100g ball of yarn!

Noro Kureyon Sock yarn

Wound into a yarn cake - such amazing colours!


 
This is the first row of flowers

The scarf is made from four flower rows



*Nearly finished, because at the end I had about 20g left, from which I decided to make tassels! They ended up being about 25 cm long.



Ta-dah! My finished scarf






Thanks so much for your patience lately. I know this post was a bit overdue, but you might not know that I recently had to work hard for my Dutch exams which were only last week. For one of them I had to have read a book and then give a comprehensive written account and answer a lot of questions. The other exam was my oral exam which also needed preparation. I will have to wait a bit now before I get my results.

I will try and catch up now, thanks for all your support and last comments, much appreciated!

Feel free to leave me your comments!
Enjoy the nice weather!!!

25 comments:

  1. Love the scarf, the yarn is beautiful. Good luck with the exams...

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  2. Hi Ingrid,
    What an amazing scarf. Really pretty. I love the bright colours :-). I hope your tests went well :-D. Have a nice Monday :-).

    Sweet greetings,
    Emily
    (casacreaemilia.blogspot.nl)

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  3. Hi Ingrid! I missed your blogposts, glad you're back! Wow, examens Nederlands... lastig! Ik hoop dat je inspanningen gewenst resultaat zullen hebben! Oftewel: ik hoop dat je geslaagd bent voor je examens. Even geduld dus nog...
    Superleuk sjaaltje weer! Echt zomers vrolijk. Groetjes

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    1. Bedankt, Lizette! Ja, hoor, ik denk het ging goed. xx

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  4. Hi Ingrid
    what a beautiful scarf it's a shame the wool is discontinued. Its always the way when you find something nice.
    Good look with your exams.

    Jacky

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    1. Hello Jacky, well, I'm glad that I found it, one ball is still better than none! :) xx

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  5. Oh, I love the colors! Do share at my link up tomorrow. Have a Perfect week

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    1. That's very kind, I will do! Take care! xx

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  6. Amazing colours! Hope that your exam went well!

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  7. I would wear this scarf too!
    Wonderful how you found only that one skein of yarn :-)
    Meant to be indeed!
    Have a nice week,
    Sigrid

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    1. You are right, Sigrid! I think the flower pattern works really well in all sorts of yarn! And I just love Noro!!! Enjoy your week, too! xx

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  8. Love the scarf, hope you get perfect results on your exams.
    Hugs,
    Meredith

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  9. Lovely. Too bad you can't get more of that yarn.

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    1. Thank you, Signe! Sometimes you have to make a virtue out of it, it's an interesting challenge! xx

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  10. The scarf is lovely! And such a lovely yarn. Good luck with your exams.
    Amalia
    xo

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    1. Hello Amalia, you know how I just couldn't resist it!!! xx

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  11. fab yarn...Noro is one of my favourite yarns xx

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    1. Yes, absolutely! I think I might use it more often! xx

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  12. Hi Ingrid! The pattern for the scarf matches phenomenally with the yarn and make this one exquisite piece!

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  13. I've been admiring this scarf for a while. I don't know why I hadn't left a compliment here before now (probably got interrupted while staring at it such is life with children)
    I love the colours, pattern and everything about it. It looks very very good on you - perfectly matched to you in colouring, complexity and originality. Looking fabulous, Ingrid. :-)

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