I did do some blocking earlier this week, which brings my official Christmas knitting to a close. Here’s the second Jaywalker scarf, ready to wing it to Mississippi and become a Christmas gift for my best friend’s mother or sister.
 And here’s Joe, modeling the as yet un-fringed Steelers Scarf 2.
And here’s Joe, modeling the as yet un-fringed Steelers Scarf 2. Once that gets fringed, it is all ready to be given to my dad in 13 days or so.
Once that gets fringed, it is all ready to be given to my dad in 13 days or so.I was over at my parents place a little bit earlier today, and my mom found a great scarf from my kid-hood. I totally remember this scarf, modeled by Bax.
 It’s a kids-length scarf for sure. It’s actually just 40” long, excluding the scraggly-looking fringe. Oh, and how did my mom know that it was my scarf and not my brothers?
It’s a kids-length scarf for sure. It’s actually just 40” long, excluding the scraggly-looking fringe. Oh, and how did my mom know that it was my scarf and not my brothers? Yep. Somewhere in all of my quilting stuff, I have a whole zippy bag of those labels. How fun is that?
Yep. Somewhere in all of my quilting stuff, I have a whole zippy bag of those labels. How fun is that?
 
 

 
 
2 comments:
Aw, cute kid scarf! Clearly very well loved.
I love how the Jaywalker scarf turned out. Great colors!
I caught part of the Tom Brokaw 1968 show last night -- excellent! Unfortunately, my body did not want me to stay up to see the whole thing. I'm going to try to DVR it so I can see the rest.
The Jaywalker Scarf is very pretty! Did you do that with solids? Lovely! All the scarves are great but that's my favorite. =)
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