A Table Runner
I cast on 54 stitches and started a seed stitch border for six rows. Once the six rows were completed I switched to having six stitches on each edge remaining in seed stitch while the middle in stockinette stitch. Extremely easy! I will make the runner as long as the yarn lasts. Ravelry notes are here
I never thought about knitting a table runner, but you are wonderful to do so. Such a great idea and that is a great color too.
ReplyDeleteThat will really dress up your kitchen table!
ReplyDeleteI never would have thought to knit a table runner. Great idea and pretty colored yarn!
ReplyDeleteI've been knitting with a linen/cotton blend and am loving it. :)
ReplyDeletespringy look!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWell I Just love love love the color. can't wait to see it knit up
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you will finish in no time and it will look lovely on your table!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! Perfect for a stash buster:)
ReplyDeleteKaren, the table runner is going to be incredibly beautiful...LOVE that shade of blue! You have been such an encouragement to me in the short time I've known you...always inspiring!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! A cotton/linen blend is so fitting. Great shade of blue as well. Looking forward to your finish :)
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be beautiful! Love the way the yarn is knitting up. We must see the finished product on a set table!
ReplyDeleteThat yarn is just the most divine colour! This is going to be a gorgeous, classy knit methinks :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, and such a lovely colour.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't have thought to knit a table runner Karen. Love the colour and seed stitch is a favourite.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, Karen. That looks like interesting yarn; it sure is a pretty color!
ReplyDeleteLovely! I just love linen.
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