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Wendy Winkler

My suggestion: knit the scarf in two pieces as she says and then join the two with a three-needle bind-off (or would that be cast-off). Anyway, by the time you've blocked the whole thing and put it around your neck with the join at the back, you'll never know that you didn't wrestle with grafting/kitchener stitch.

I hope that's helpful. Knit on so we can see it on Ravelry. Oh--I'm "Lorana".

Claire

No help from me I'm afraid but I have to say I'm in awe. Well done so far!

Cornflower

Thankyou, Wendy, that's a good suggestion, and I shall put it on Ravelry when/if it ever gets finished!

Cornflower

It's only taken about three years to get this far, Claire ....

Darlene

Your thinking makes sense to me which begs the question why didn't the designer think of it? Perhaps there's a reason for knitting the two pieces and we haven't realized it just yet. If there is a contact email I would try asking Starmore.

A nice relaxing cup of tea is mandatory after a round of Kitchener stitch to finish the toe on a pair of socks. Your scarf...now that might be a case for something all-together stronger. It will be stunning though!

Cornflower

I was thinking of emailing, Darlene, so when I get to the end of piece 1 I shall.
As to why - if it can indeed be done that way - they didn't put that option in the pattern, maybe it causes less confusion to do it in two pieces, and each one would be more easily manageable and portable than one very long one, I daresay.

LoriAngela

I would not want the raised edge of a 3 needle bind off. I would just knit the pattern "upside down" from the centre.

Cornflower

Thanks, LoriAngela - glad to know there's no pattern-related reason why that method wouldn't work.

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