A Clapotis for Christmas
Yarn: Lorna’s Laces Shepherd Worsted, Black Purl, 2 skeins
Pattern: Clapotis (scarf size)
Needles: US #7
Thoughts: This is my fourth Clapotis, and it will be gifted to my sister. I like the Black Purl colorway a lot, and originally I was going to knit another scarf-sized Clapotis for myself in the same colorway. However, I think I am finally starting to get tired of the pattern…so perhaps mine will have to wait until next year.
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Nice!!
Hurray! The Black Purl color is gorgeous. Your sister is going to love it.
LOVE that colorway!! it’s so pretty!
i have some black purl sock yarn and can’t wait to use it
it looks great in a clapotis!
Beautiful!
I’ve been thinking about making a few Clapotises for Christmas gifts, too. Yours looks great!
It looks great!
Black Purl is a fantastic colorway! Looks great as a Clapotis.
That is gorgeous - I love the colorway you used!
That was the colorway for my first pair of socks! I still love it. It looks very nice in the clappy. If you see any nice non wool/non alpaca yarns that the clappy would look good in, let me know. I want one, but I can’t have the animal fur on my neck.
Beautiful! I’m trying this pattern with Hand Maiden’s Sea silk.
Oh, how pretty! *sigh* I re-looked at the pattern and . . I’m still intimidated and have no idea how to knit it.
It’s very nice! I still haven’t knit that pattern. One of these days…
Ooh, pretty! I just started my first Clapotis a few days ago.
very nice and i like the colors…i have yet to knit a clapotis…and i would also make it scarf size too.
I have always liked this colorway too - such a pretty variegation! Cheers~
I have started that scarf/shawl aabout a gazillion times but have yet to finish one. Your’s looks fantastic, nice job!
I love the combination of the colorway and the Clapotis pattern, Caitlyn. Very pretty!
UGH!! I can’t believe what you started…i found your website through Jaden’s and saw this beautiful scarf!! You re-inspired me to learn how to knit (i’d given it up many times to return to the easy art of crocheting). I just “invested” $150 in yarn, needles, & patterns!! I think you’ve created a monster!!!