Something worth waiting for
Today I want to share with you a post I read from Women Living Well. If you've ever been so lonely you couldn't eat or too afraid to let someone in, this is worth a read.
Women Living Well
Women Living Well
Peppermint Stripe Scarf
While I was walking through Michael's
Arts and Crafts a few weeks ago I saw a skein of Red Heart Shimmer
yarn. I had already been seeing visions of a peppermint swirl design
in a scarf or a hat. When I saw the Shimmer in red and white I knew I
had to make those little balls of shiny goodness into something fun
for Christmas!
As you can probably tell by the name of this scarf, I had visions of peppermint sticks in mind. I tried a number of ways to make the strips go diagonal, but after starting a few different designs, I decided that vertical strips would be better. I really love the way this came out, so I'm sharing it with you. Supplies: 1 ball Red Heart Shimmer white 1 ball Red Heart Shimmer red H size crochet hook Piece of cardboard or similar item to wrap your yarn to size the fringe Yarn needle Scissors Scarf Body Using the white yarn, ch 252. (I like my scarves really long and this reached about to my knees. You can make it any length you want, really.)
Row 1: Hdc in …
As you can probably tell by the name of this scarf, I had visions of peppermint sticks in mind. I tried a number of ways to make the strips go diagonal, but after starting a few different designs, I decided that vertical strips would be better. I really love the way this came out, so I'm sharing it with you. Supplies: 1 ball Red Heart Shimmer white 1 ball Red Heart Shimmer red H size crochet hook Piece of cardboard or similar item to wrap your yarn to size the fringe Yarn needle Scissors Scarf Body Using the white yarn, ch 252. (I like my scarves really long and this reached about to my knees. You can make it any length you want, really.)
Row 1: Hdc in …
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