

I've decided that this is my favorite section of the scarf, because I love the turquoise color, and the way it transitions into pink.

This is the whole scarf, or most of it. It's pretty skinny, as scarves go, but I like it better that way. I tried a bunch of different widths during the 'Knit 6" and then change my mind' part of the process, and this one was perfect. 36 sts wide, on size 7 straight needles.
P.S. There hasn't been any pilling, but if I keep petting it, it might felt. Oops!
P.S.S. Also pictured are the pretty bathroom towels that no one is allowed to use.
Lovely scarf. There are no two alike. I made one for my nephew and he wore it every day of grade 12.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scarf! I like the way the colors transition.
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