It's the same smooth and silky wool/bamboo mix that I have used before but now they have brought in some gorgeous, variegated colourways. This one is definitely my favourite but will be handed over to one of Miss M's teachers at school tomorrow. She had asked if I could make her a scarf and Miss M and I were both sure that this would be the one for her - hope we're right...!
I have made another one this afternoon in a more muted colourway that is very calming. It could well be winging it's way to the northern hemisphere shortly.
As you can see, they are nothing complicated, a foundation chain of approx 140 with a size 10 hook, then 4 rows of UK trebles in a size 7 hook. Finished off with some tassels and hey presto!
Very lovely Sandra! You are a very talented woman!!!
ReplyDeleteOh sure Sandra, not complicated at all! ;o) You are super talented and this is a beautiful scarf. What a lovely surprise Miss M's teacher will get when she sees this and what a sweet gesture that you made one for her xo
ReplyDeleteMuy bonita¡¡¡
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely scarf, the colours are gorgeous, lucky teacher!
ReplyDeleteShe loves it! Apparently she planned her outfit today based on the photo I sent her on facebook and put it straight on! I then watched as other mums asked where she got it from - best advertising!
ReplyDeleteI like :) Bright and simple. Would really liven up an outfit!
ReplyDeleteLovely!!! What weight wool are you using? I absolutely love it x
ReplyDeleteHi Kylie, it's Bella Baby Layette from Spotlight, 80% viscose from Bamboo and 20% wool. It's lovely and silky and I do love their colours.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scarf. No wonder the teacher was pleased with it. I've not crocheted a thin scarf yet, I must have a go ready for Autumn. xx
ReplyDeleteI've just found your blog via Andamento :). I've written those instructions down - when I can get out again - I'm going to get supplies to make one of those.
ReplyDeleteOoo.
ReplyDeleteLove it.
Gorgeous yarn- it really makes it!
Xx