Green/Blue/Yellow Rows Scarf with Fringe (100 Things Day 18)

One strand of Bernat Softee Chunky, that strand is itself of three strands of green, light blue and yellow

Rows Scarf with fringe (this is the first time I've done fringe)

Made in 2012

Rainbow Sherbet Rows Scarf (100 Things Day 16)

One strand of rainbow-sherbet-hued Sensations brushed yarn

Rows Scarf

Made in 2012

Dark Gray Rows Scarf (100 Things Day 15)

One strand of dark gray Vanna's Choice yarn (this is another one of the skein tests, this scarf is two skeins)

Rows scarf

Made in 2012

Pink Rows Scarf (100 Things Day 14)

One strand of pink Sensations brushed yarn (Jo-Ann Fabrics house brand)

Rows scarf

Made in 2012

Hunger Games District 11 Scarf (100 Things Day 13)

The Hunger Games scarves are based off code found here. No permission from the author or publisher but I do have permission from the person who did the code. :) Single strands of green, red, orange and yellow Red Heart Super Saver at varying intervals

Rows scarf

Made in 2012

Shades of Purple Rows Scarf (100 Things Day 12)

With flash: Without flash: One strand of Sensations shades-of-purple yarn

Rows scarf

Made in 2012

Hunger Games District 12 Scarf (100 Things Day 11)

The Hunger Games scarves are based off code found here. No permission from the author or publisher but I do have permission from the person who did the code. :) Single strands of black, gray and gold at varying intervals in I Love This Yarn! (Hobby Lobby house brand)

Rows scarf

Made in 2011/2012

"Fiesta" Scarf (100 Things Day 10)

Sorry, I know it's cheesy but the name kinda got stuck in my head when I put those colors together. Three strands of Red Heart Super Saver: yellow, orange, light green

Elongated granny square scarf

Made in 2012

Beige Rows Scarf (100 Things Day 9)

One strand of beige Loops & Threads Impeccable (one skein, actually--this is one of a series of tests to see how many rows I can get out of one skein)

Scarf done in rows

Made in 2012

Slytherin Scarf (100 Things Day 1)

One strand each of gray and forest green Caron Simply Soft.

Elongated granny square scarf.

Made in 2012.

Doctor Who Scarf - Finished!

12" wide, and FOURTEEN AND TWO THIRDS FEET LONG. I tried it on for myself (and I'm only five feet tall!) and I looked absolutely ridiculous. It was a lot of fun to make, though! I'm gonna make one for Fizzy too, though narrower and in single crochet. I did this one in half-double crochet and that's part of why it's so freaking long.

Doctor Who Scarf, Another Update

This is getting freaking long!

Doctor Who Scarf Update

Goes well. :)

Doctor Who Scarf!

Making a Fourth Doctor scarf for my husband's birthday. So far, so good:

Single Crochet Scarf

The pattern was sc 1, ch 1 all the way across, then sc in the gap and ch over the sc below, keep going until you have the dimensions you want :)

One Full Skein

In this case, of Lion Brand Homespun Yarn in Painted Desert coloring. The project is a nine-foot-long scarf and I wish I'd taken a picture after I finished, because it came out really well--and really big! A guy who was watching as I finished it said it wouldn't look out of place on an episode of Doctor Who. I wish!

Blue and Green Fillet Crochet Fashion Scarfc

I had fun with this one. Not only was the yarn combination just right to use my favorite hook (my trusty gray N-hook), but the colors are two of my favorites. :)



Wrapping it like that makes it bunch up less. Like training one's hair by braiding it when it's wet, it seems.



Unfortunately, I still only have myself as a model, though if she'll let me I'll rope my friend Carolyn into it. She's more photogenic.



I do like these, though. I felt almost pretty during this "shoot."



Until next time! :)

Blue and White Ruffle Scarf

So soft. This one was made with pale blue Caron SimplySoft yarn and white baby yarn.

This scarf, and all the other ruffle scarves, are made this way:

chain 143. Start dc-ing on the 4th ch from hook. dc all the way down the line, [dc2, ch2, dc2] on the last loop and then dc down the other side. Cap the other end the same way and slip stitch to make the rectangle. Then double treble crochet three times in each dc all the way down, [dc2, ch2, dc2] in the corner, 1 dtc in each dc on the skinny side, then [dc2, ch2, dc2], then dtc 3 times in each dc all the way around, capping the same way at the other end and finishing off and tucking in the ends.

It's sooooft.

First NTAFund.org ruffle scarf: finished!

The finished product! It's soft and shiny (but not ZOMGSHINEE), and quite warm.

Close-up one side:

Close-up other side:

Pardon the me in this pic. I don't have a...mannequin just-head thingy.

Not that these two came out all that bad, though. :)