Can you see why???!! I used two different skeins of variegated yarn and this is the effect I got from it. This is such an easy and fun stitch. A k2, p2 changing yarn every two rows. I used one skein each of Hobby Lobby's "I Love This Yarn" in Candy Corn Ombre, and Jazz Stripes.
It makes a pretty striped scarf. When Hubs saw it he said it was the Technicolor Dream Scarf. I liked it!
I believe these will be Christmas presents for some of my favorite gals.
I have already begun another! I also have another wrap to do and a little girl's scarf. So things are quite busy.
Although I have been on vacation this week, it has been very busy! My 30th class reunion was last night. I had worked on it for the past nine months. Stressed, planned, worried, anticipated...and it finally arrived. Everyone had a great time. I have mixed emotions...although I am glad it finally got here so I could quit stressing and worrying about it...I am also sad that it went by so quickly, there were so many people I wanted to catch up with and just didn't get the chance.
Here we are. Class of 80.
I have to say a good looking group!!

11 comments:
This is beautiful! That's something I have never tried but it looks great!
What a beauty. It is outstanding!
I really really looove that scarf! Congrats!
Fabulous yarn and fabulous scarf! Love all the colors!
Class of 80 was mine too! I always figured you were much younger than me!
MGM
I aDORe this and you know I love the varigated stuff. Can't believe this is H.L. Charming.
Beautiful scarfs I can see why you are hooked on the yarn,,and congrats on your 30 year reunion..have a good week..
Dawn can you post what yarn you used,,thanks..
devonaz ~ I used Hobby Lobby's "I Love This Yarn" One skein each of Candy Corn Ombre and Jazz Stripes. I didn't quite use up the skeins, just knit until I had it the length I wanted.
Love the scarf, great color and I am so happy to here about the reuion! I am happy you had a good time.
What size needles did you use? This scarf is beautiful!!
Love these colours! I would wear that! I looked st the pattern you mentioned and she said to do a slip stitch start and finish to hide the yarn as you carry it up the side. I can't wait to try it)
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