A scarf knit from an entire skein of sock yarn takes a very very long time to complete. Nearly two months to complete, if you’re me. But, a scarf made from an entire skein of Dream in Color Smooshy with Cashmere is totally worth the time invested.
It’s very very long. Over 10 feet, in fact.
It’s very very easy to knit. The pattern is Favorite Scarf Ever except that I didn’t do that part where you knit two equal lengths and then graft them together. I’m lazy and I just started and one end and kept going until I ran out of yarn. I don’t care that the ends don’t match.
It’s very very colorful. Lots of reds and golds and oranges and blues. It reminds me of chrysanthemums.
It’s very very soft. That cashmere is good stuff, I can tell you that. And wrapping this thing around my neck a gazillion times is going to feel so good. I’m in no hurry, though, and I’ll be happy to wait months and months before it’s cold enough to need it.
This post has been brought to you by the word very.
Mmmmmmm. Can’t wait to see that around your neck. 🙂
VERY gorgeous! Projects like your scarf seem rather tedious as you’re knitting . . . but are SO (very) WORTH IT when you’re finished!
Love all the color! That…is going to be one great scarf.
That is pretty and ENORMOUS! Yeah, no rush to wear it.
Those colors are amazing, and I can imagine how soft that cashmere will feel! Definitely no rush to wrap that baby around your neck.
Matching ends are overrated. An easy to knit project you carry around, and always have at the ready, is a good friend to have along. There is no time limit or race, but in the end, you win!
“this post has been brought to you by the word very” — hysterical! LOVE the colorway as well as the stitch pattern. 🙂
That is very, very, very beautiful.
Very pretty! Very long. Very cozy. Hope you get to wait a very very long time before needing to wear it!
Also brought to you by the word very. 😉 Haha!!
Very good post and Smooshy is a very good yarn. i spent a few very good days at a mountain lodge with limited phone service and no internet–wish you’d been there for photo documentation!
P.S. very lovely scarf!
What a gorgeous scarf! Looks very cozy and will be nice when those cold days come round again…but not anytime soon!
I’m very impressed that you’re ready for chilly weather with a very lovely scarf!
I now feel like I have “permission” to stop weighing my yarn and just keep on truckin’… 🙂 I’ve done the same thing on many a 2-part pattern. Grafting is for the birds!!!!!
And I like it – very very much!
I’ll be posting a baby sweater I made with that yarn. You are right Very Very. I love it.
Nice scarf!
That is gorgeous!
Very colorful and beautiful!
The scarf is great, the post is funny. I’m so glad I found you.
Love the scarf…colour is fabulous….please tell me the colour u used.
Thank u
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Beautiful. I love all the colors — nice variation and depth, and they play nicely together.
I’ll tell ya, I could almost use a scarf this morning. It’s CHILLY.