There is one week left until my Helagon scarf/wrap design test finishes.
I have been very lucky in getting a tester for each length for both weight yarns being tested.
I am really enjoying seeing all the progress photographs.
Some beautiful scarves are being made in wonderful colour combinations. Red seems popular - red and black, red and white, and red and grey, and they all look stunning. Two different shades of blue and a blue and green. White is also popular, being combined with blue, purple and black as well as the aforementioned red. Finally a blue with a contrasting red/orange variegated yarn with small sections of blue to 'join' the two together.
I have had several comments on how fun this pattern is :)
I think my one tester who was having problems with the changing of yarn colour has now "got it". A bit of a language barrier, but I have several German testers and I think between us we managed to explain what to do.
So far only one error has been found but I have re-written a couple of sections for clarity after comments from my testers and done a few other tweaks.
Once the content is finalised (hopefully no more changes) I still need to convert it into my template.
And I want to get some more photographs of the longer version when it isn't blowing a gale.
I asked for advice on the Designers forum on whether to put a collage photograph as my pattern 'hero' shot to show the different ways it can be worn but the overwhelming response was to use the above photograph.
The trials and tribulations of a life of leisure...
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