Spiky Scarf
The last class sample for this quarter is done, and despite the fact that I put it off as long as possible, I really like it.

Spike stitch has never been one of my favorites; I like the look but the rows tend to bunch up and it becomes too thick with little or no drape.

By using a larger than usual hook* and coming up with a new (to me anyway) modified spike stitch, I solved both problems and have a

I haven't written up the pattern yet; I'll probably make it available as a download once I do.

*Size K/6.5mm hook with worsted-weight Cascade 220 wool yarn.
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