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I originally wanted to create a bumble bee scarf, but after buying all those yarn (4 rolls! oh my word) I realised that I bought acrylic yarn... twasn't exactly very nice material for long scarfs.
Any idea on what I should do with them? I'm really broke and can't afford to buy thick double pointed needles and circular needles of this size to knit a bag):
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Measure your DS and add 1 inch to that measurement, vertically and horizontally.
Begin knitting.
CO as many stitches as you need.
USING COLOUR 1:
Row 1: K all
Row 2: P all
USING COLOUR 2:
Row 3: K all
Row 4: P all
and so on, until desired size.
Turn the knitting inside out, and stitch up the sides. Block if desired.
I can't really explain how to do the lining and all since I found the tutorial off the internet. You can check here(http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/lined_laptop_cover), it's really useful!
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Cat Morley
11 Oct 19:56
I love the colours
Knittin' Kitten
12 Oct 20:33
This is scary! I made this exact thing for Tim for his birthday in June. He wanted a bumble-bee jumper but I did a laptop cover and DS cover instead.
FoixyLady
13 Oct 19:20
How about knitting flowers of other embellishments for scarves/hats/bags etc etc?
or actual bees? the white lining would make funky floppy wings!
or pom poms?
:) great design tho, i love gadget covers :D