It was my sister's birthday August 1. She will receive her gift this weekend as we celebrate Thanksgiving.
I know it is over two months late but this year I really wanted to knit her something. To be truthful, I had meant to knit her something for Christmas last year but that didn't happen. I am not a terribly fast knitter so here it is October. Besides, wouldn't you rather receive a hand knit scarf in October? I though so.
I am a little concerned that she won't like the scarf. She and I have such different tastes. If that is the case, I just may have a new scarf for the fall and I will have the opportunity to knit a new pattern.
Should I admit how long it took me to figure out how to take my picture in this scarf using a mirror outside? Several minutes. I couldn't see how to take the picture without the camera being in the picture. Then suddenly, I saw the light. It wasn't as difficult as it had seemed a few minutes ago.
For those of you interested, the pattern is Guernsey Wrap by Jared Flood.
It's lovely!!
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous. I hope she likes it.
ReplyDeleteStunning! I envy your knitting skills clever you!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Tara! I love handmade scarves...I've received a couple over the years as gifts and they really are an awesome gift...I'm sure she will love it.
ReplyDeleteGosh Thanksgiving already...after living so long in the US now, I always seem to forget how early Canadian Thanksgiving is. Hope you have a lovely time.
Tara,just breathtaking! You are amazing!!
ReplyDeleteOMG...this is beautiful!!!
ReplyDeletesurely she'll can't not love it!!!!!!!
This is soooo beautiful, she'll can't not love it, be sure!!!!
ReplyDeleteI think it's beautiful!! Looks so cozy...great job. :)
ReplyDeletewow! it's lovely. i'm sure she'll like it. it looks like a scarf that would suit many tastes.
ReplyDeletethat is some scarf. so much detail. very nice!
ReplyDeletei think it looks really beautiful! great work Tara. I hope your sister likes it - and yeah, who needs a scarf in August anyway? :)
ReplyDeleteI always love to knit for people as gifts but, like you, also fear they won't like it. Having said that, it's a stunning scarf and I can't imagine why she wouldn't adore it. Worse case...you got yourself something to keep you warm. I love all the detail. Great job. xo
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful . . . I can't see how she wouldn't LOVE it!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure she'll love it! Hand knitted items are impossible not to love.
ReplyDeleteI laughed at the picture part b/c I'm putting the Necks to Nature necklace on tomorrow for Teatime Tuesday. I decided to take a picture of it on a book! Too hard while wearing. . .
Truly, this is lovely.
It's very beautiful! She will love it - if not for the style, then for the time and love that went into it's making! Well done!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so soft and lovely! I'm going to have to throw that one in my queue. Your sister is one lucky girl!
ReplyDeleteWow Tara, it's beautiful! I am sure she loved it!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I don't see how she could not like it. :)
ReplyDeletex Katherine