Sky scarf is a very neat project, part of the Conceptual Knitting Project by Leafcutter Designs. (via WhipUp)
It documents the weather by knitting a stripe that matches the colour of the sky each day. Intrigued? Here’s a video with more details.
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I love that one doesn’t have to spend a ton of time on it each day, but it still requires commitment and consistency — commitment to do something creative each day. It even makes one look up at the sky once a day in the midst of busyness and appreciate it for what it is. A great project for the fall when school and work and everything else is starting up again!
There are Flickr and Ravelry groups for the project as well — it would be fun to see all the different weather patterns in different corners of the world!
Have a lovely Sunday, everyone.
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What a cool idea! The colors are so beautiful together, and such a small time commitment, as you say. We have a lot of gray days in the Seattle area, but having those lovely stripes of blue as a reminder of the sunny days we do have would be encouraging :-). Right now we are finally in the midst of sunny heaven.
it’s been pouring rain this weekend in toronto! but i find storm clouds fascinating, and wondering which grey yarn i have is the closest to the colour of the dark clouds…
Hi Trish,
Wanted you to know that I have joined the Conceptual Knitting Ravelry group and have decided to begin my sky scarf on the first day of Autumn! So far I have two colors, and the Weaving Works in Seattle is ordering the other three. What’s so great is that I can buy as little as I want off the cones in their store. I’m glad of this because I have NO idea how much of each color I’ll need!
Thanks so much for posting this link!
oooh! that’s wonderful! so happy to hear that. will be interesting to compare our pieces of skies at the end! :D