As promised, here are pictures of my recent crop of scarves.
This is a picture of the teal wild flower scarf as it will look when being worn. Lighting conditions weren't brilliant today and it was a little windy, but I think you'll get the idea. :-)
French Navy Blue Chenille Cowl/Neck Warmer
This is a real Winter warmer. The cowl can be worn double or single or use the extra length to wear it like a hood. It'll definitely keep you snug and looking pretty.
The cowl has been made from gorgeous thick French navy blue chenille with four cables going up the sides and front and back and 3 crocheted roses adding extra glamour.
Here's a picture of the cowl worn double.
Here's a picture of the cowl worn single with the extra length creating a snug collar.
Here's the best picture of the roses I managed to take. For some reason the velvety shimmer of the chenille is very difficult to capture on camera.
Rose Blossom Scarf
This is just the prettiest fluffiest lightest scarf ever!
The main part of the scarf was crocheted in Debbie Bliss Soho (thick slubby yarn) in shades of pink, moss green, creamy white and duck egg blue. Very subtle colour and very soft 100% wool.
Above is the scarf wrapped around several times, below wrapped around once. It's quite long and can be worn almost like a lariat and because it's so light you can wear it inside to jazz up a simple jumper or outside to keep you warm and looking glamorous.
The flowers were knitted in Rowan Kidsilk (Haze, Starlight and Aura) in silvery grey, soft mauve pink, and white with silver accents.
The leaves were all hand knitted as well.
There are 15 flowers and 6 leaves on the scarf.
All three scarves will be available soon in my Etsy shop.
Here you can see the yarn in detail with all the lovely shades of green and blue... YUM. The pattern is a fairly simple scallop lace pattern. It's easy to do and works well with this kind of yarn.
I've got the same yarn in pink and yellow (very soft yellow) so watch this space for more gorgeousness.
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