Yummy Scarves!

I love chunky yarn! It's great for quick projects. I made a chunky scarf tonight as a birthday

gift for a co-worker. I used Lion Brand's hometown USA. The color,  Tampa Spice will go

beautifully with her warm Peruvian complexion. I hope she likes it!

I think I will whip up a few more as gifts.They work up fast and I can crochet one on my bus

ride to and from work.

I also finished a scarf for Miss Kylie, using Dewdrops by Michael's Loops and threads.Hers is

a gorgeous turquoise color. I am still working on her hat.

Chunky yarn is warm and yummy to wear. Perhaps I will even make one for myself!

Here is Li'l Miss Kylie modeling both scarves for me!



Location: Ossining, Ossining

Comments

  1. rebeccaNovember 30, 2011 at 11:19 PM

    greetings carly!
    these are stunning, as is your model.

    i wanted to invite you to our annual adoration of mary. twelve days of mary until her feast day on december 12. loved your marys last year, hope you will return as we begin tomorrow morning!

    warmly,
    rebecca

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  2. My Vegan LifeDecember 1, 2011 at 12:33 AM

    Thank you Rebecca for stopping by and the kind compliment.
    I was thinking about you and the Adoration of mary and was looking forward to participating!Thank you so much for inviting me to participate!Looking forward to it!xoxo

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  3. UnknownDecember 1, 2011 at 3:16 AM

    Those are gorgeous! I love the colors you chose. And you model is adorable. :D

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  4. My Vegan LifeDecember 1, 2011 at 10:37 AM

    Thank you Angie!:-) Red and turquoise are two of my favorite colors!

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