Here’s a sample I made from Frog Tree’s Pediboo Worsted. I was excited to get to try this yarn, since tone-on-tone colorways are a relatively new addition to the Pediboo line. Frog Tree has created gorgeous colors in both the worsted and sock weight.
This is the reversible “Feather and Fan” pattern from my book Reversible Scarves: Curing the Wrong Side Blues. In the partially worked ball of the yarn, you can see the subtle variations of lighter and darker blue:
I love the “Feather and Fan” pattern – it’s a fun and easy knit. It always makes me nervous at first, though, since it looks like a jumbly mess as it comes off the needles. After wet-blocking – giving it a good stretch – it transforms into a beautiful, feminine creation! You can see the beautiful color variations of the new Frog Tree tone-on-tone line:
This scarf is on display at the Ball & Skein & More in Cambria, California – it was one of the first shops to carry the new tone-on-tone version of Pediboo Worsted. I loved getting a sneak peek of all the gorgeous colors available! The Feather and Fan scarf uses only two skeins.
Resources:
“Feather and Fan” pattern from Reversible Scarves: Curing the Wrong Side Blues :
The Ball & Skein & More – the amazing yarn store in Cambria, California
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