Yes, that looks great! I've translated my grid for the DTP logo, had to use my word processor but I think it came out okay. It doesn't "flow" as well as embroidery would, I think - but I don't think it can be knitted in any other way. I've tried making this larger but it didn't translate into knitting at all, I don't know why. I like the idea of putting it into a scarf, or a bag. Or even a sweater!

^Thanks for sharing!

I can't seem to figure out how to knit my scarf. If I want the logo to look good I have to knit it in a certain way, but if I do that the scarf will curl up. D: Argh...
I also want it to be a bit wider, so I'll probably have to start all over again.

Well, if you're gonna rib...why don't you widen the logo?

I don't knit as often as I used to, so I'm gonna try and have a go this weekend XP

Since I'm not very skilled in using English language knitting terms, I'll explain it with pictures.

I was thinking of doing it like this:

But that would make the logo look beyond ugly.. so I need to do the logo like this:

... but that would make the scarf curl up and look weird.
So I think I have to make the scarf like the former and the logo-area like the latter. o____O

Should I then make the "logo area" just a square or shaped like the logo?

What about ribbed? It looks similar to pearling (the prettier one) but doesn't curl :3 Say, if the first picture is called K and the second is called P in terms of stitch style; you wanna do K1, P1, K1, P1 etc. until the end of the row, then repeat when you turn it round. As the stitches kinda do a zigzag thing (means you can stretch it), you need to adjust the pattern by making the logo twice as wide.

If I got time I'll show you what I mean later :3

^You mean like this?:

I tried that once with "k2, p2, k2, p2 etc", and it turned out as a comfy scarf. But I'm not sure if it'll solve my logo problem. So many details : -| (and too little yarn : P )

Anyway, so far I've done this stupid thing, that made the proportions weird and all that:

I'm gonna try the balls-way next. Maybe that'll fuck up the proportions as well... or maybe it'll turn out kinda cool.

When I did that hat design, the block of 17x19 stitches (encompassing the intarsia logo with a row of ss surrounding) was in stockinette stitch, but the rest of the hat was in a knit3 purl 2 rib. I wasn't sure if it would work, but it did. In the end you really could not notice that the logo was in a different stitch pattern. Don't know if that would work for a scarf because it lies flat, hat goes around the head. But a "frame" idea should work, which is what your ivory scarf looks like? Knit border with ss in the middle? In any event, when I tried the logo in purl stitch it did not work at all. Now I feel like trying it again in a purse or bag, although I swore I wouldn' t make that logo again because it is such a pain! Keep trying, I like the scarf idea.

Been knitting all day...

I HATE THIS LOGO!!!

Been knitting all day...

I HATE THIS LOGO!!!

LOL!!!!!!!
I know, right? I think I had to do it like, 12 times to get it right. Then I did it ONE MORE TIME and that was it!

[swervedriver]

Then I did it ONE MORE TIME and that was it!

Knit me baby, one more time?

Glad I'm not the only one.
Been working with the logo all weekend and I've done a bit more than half of the logo. The horizontal parts look really tight, and the wrong side is just a mess.

Dev, if you read this... next time you get a logo: make it a square or a rectangle or something.

[swervedriver]

The horizontal parts look really tight, and the wrong side is just a mess.

Woke up knitting on the wrong side of the head?

...I should go.

^ Exactly!
(this forum needs a better lol-smiley)

THE LOGO IS FUCKING DONE!

As you can see, the horizontal stripes got really tight.

THE LOGO IS FUCKING DONE!

As you can see, the horizontal stripes got really tight.

That's beautiful! Did you use a template? Post it if you did!