
Here is the first version, in colour 59, Rambler Rose. I actually made this scarf to co-ordinate with the Hat for Camp that Rocks.
This started a chain of family requests.
The next one is much shorter, and in the manly shade of number 61, Misty Moor.

Naturally, I then needed to make a third scarf, this time in the lovely greens and purples of colour number 50, Bracken.

These were really quick scarves that I was able to knit as a handbag project-a portable size, and the sort of knitting you can pick up or put down at any stage.
Now I am almost ready for something more complicated.
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