Here are two more scarves I actually finished before "lacerating a digit".This is what I did with the left over camoflauge yarn from the ultra long scarf for my boss.
&& this one is for someone that has yet to receive it, so I will leave it at that. It's a closer knit mesh. I'm really having fun experimenting with mesh patterns...
&& here is the beginning of a surprise experimental project...
I really will shut up about scarves for a while after this post, PROMISE! But I finished three scarves this weekend. I'm so excited!!!
Fairly stiff, very WARM scarf. Given to Step-dad's wife for Christmas.
SUPER long camoflauge scarf. My boss requested this one, and it seemed like a fun idea. To get a feel of how long this thing really is, think about this: I'm 5'3", wrapped once this scarf hits the ground. She loves it!
Long burgundy cowl-neck scarf. I picked this yarn up at Wal*Mart on a whim, and I really like it. It has flecks of your primary colors in it. Very cute. No owner yet.
And I bought these shoes because they were $10 and so unique and cute. I mean, tan suede "converse wanna-be's" with faux fur lining. Problem: What in the hell do I wear these with? What would you wear them with?
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I really wanted to make a real simple mesh scarf. So I copied the pattern from the
oh so many beautiful mesh scarves on
Flickr. And I decided that I should go with a simple color. Now, I really want a royal purple one with smaller gaps. Here's my mesh scarf:
The pictures aren't real clear, but the scarf color is cream.
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Here are some of my drool-worthy inspirations:
The list just goes on and on....
I remember I learned how to
hand-knit when I was 5 or 6 in day care, my Mom was going back to college. He was 6 or 7, older than me, I remember. Jerome. He had a backpack full of yarn and he pulled it out and showed me how to
hand-knit. I've been thinking of ways to use this craft ever since. My favorite is and always will be rope scarves. ((Click on the words
hand-knit for a tutorial)).
I usually wear one in the summer, and then start piling them on in the winter. You can braid them, tie them in knots, and layer them....No matter what they're cute.
If you are interested in purchasing one or a few, they're $5 each. Any color you want. Email me if you are interested.
