luvverly. did you felt it or reseam it?

utterly ace.
how are you going to present it? framed would suit how amazing it is, but i guess glass would hide the knittedness...

but great work, i hope she loves it!

ace, thanks for the clarification! 
ust to be awkward, and due to the contents of my stash, i'm going to attempt this with chunky wool, on 6mm needles, only doing 5 repeats instead of 6, and maybe missing the ten-stitch section at the start...
will report back on how it goes!

oh, now i'm definately casting this on!
just one query: do you do the decrease, then the first stitch of the decrease rows of the chart, or is the decrease the first stitch? if that makes even a bit of sense...
yours look great btw.

stunners, the pair! for the entrelac, did you use one ball until it was done, or mix them up? (if you see what i mean...)

Very pretty colour! What yarn is it? And does the scarf curl up at the edges much? I thought it might have a life of it's own due to all the cables, though yours looks very smooth.

That's gorge, looks very cozy! Do you know what the stitch is called?

that is lovely! did you use all 200g? i've got 100g of noro (the one beginning with k...) knocking about, was thinking about doing either the main section or the rib in it, and the other part in a plain yarn, do you think 100g would be enough for either?

Hello,
I'm trying to work out how to do the classic missoni zig zag, inspired also by the Noro pattern Butterfly (which is a dead-ringer for missoni).  All the online patterns seem to be over too many stitches, so the zigzags are longer and less angular, but i'm not picky really. is there a particular technique? help much appreciated!
Thanks,
Martha xxx

looks like it could be missoni, and people pay thousands for those. good work!