I'm sure you'll forgive me for not modeling it properly at the beach. It's just a bit too warm for wool around the neck right now.
Pattern: Morning Surf Scarf
Cast On Stitches: 36
Yarn: Cascade 220 Paints
Color: 9843 Paradise Beach
Needles: US 8
Aggressive blocking resulted in a scarf that measures 7" x 51". Just right!
SSK wanted to know if the stitch pattern is reversible, so I'm adding a picture to show both sides of the scarf.
Left-FrontRight-Back
So lovely it makes me want to wear it...even in this heat!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and picture perfect for the beach!
ReplyDeleteI love the waves in the scarf and the waves of the ocean in the background. Perfect. Do you ever need a scarf in Tx? Maybe when you travel up to OK.
ReplyDeleteI talked to Joy #1 yesterday while she was still out at camp and I was joking about grades, college, and scholarships (I had just enrolled her in school). Somehow OC came up and I guess it is high on her list. Funny because I assumed all this time in NE she'd be more comfortable with York College. 3 more years (or less) for her to decide her fate. :)
The scarf is so breezy and beautiful.!
ReplyDeleteI wish I was sitting in that chair on the beach! Today our temp will hit 90 degrees. An ocean breeze would be wonderful right now!
It is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, and even if it doesn't get too cold in TX, it will be perfect for OK and Colorado! Is the stitch pattern reversible?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scarf! I'm planning to knit that pattern with some handspun, someday. I love your shelf.
ReplyDelete"Agressive blocking" sounds like a contact sport!
ReplyDeleteLovely.
ReplyDeleteIt turned out so pretty, and I love the reverse side as well.
ReplyDeleteps. an elephant ear is a big flat piece of fried dough with sugar on it. about as bad for you as something can be, but they are good.
That turned out really pretty! And I like the pony tail holders from the last post too. The shells are the perfect accent!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out beautifully - I love it. You do such fantastic work.
ReplyDeleteWow that's a pretty scarf!
ReplyDeleteI must say, you do lovely work...love, love, love the color!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! The color and pattern reminds one of the sea and oyster shells:-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful new scarf it is! I love it that it is reversible.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful - and it looks nice hanging from the coat hook!
ReplyDeleteThat turned out beautifully! I love that you showed the front and the back. Looks great.
ReplyDeleteThe color is so refreshing, it "looks" like it would be fun to wear even in the heat..but I know it only looks like it.
ReplyDeletePerfect setting for photographing your beautiful scarf!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous! I really love this one...and it looks great on both sided. The sawtooth edge makes a fun finish. Don't blame you for not modeling the scarf...it is too hot! Happy Day ((HUGS))
ReplyDeletei very much like your scarf and the color is perfect. :)
ReplyDeleteThat scarf is aptly named. It's gorgeous, truly gorgeous!
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