My mama made me a cowl scarf! I simply flipped for Yokoo's designs, but in all respect for her, I do not have $120 for a scarf. I do not have $20 for a scarf. A cappuccino from Starbucks is my big treat these days. (thank you, economic downturn and ruinous, red tooth and claw American job market!) The yarn set me back about six dollars, and the labour was free because it was a labor of loooove. Aww. As Alabama has been getting in fact, colder, I've been living in it.
I know I need to do my Q&A and answer a TON of emails, which I promise to do once my professors lay off this insufferable "homework" that they insist upon....I'm not even voting age yet...
12 comments:
wow! your mom is so talented! and i love the color too!!
PS:somehow knitting is what my classmates has been into lately! and i'm always there to ruin their knits!
i knit myself Rodarte tights...unfortunatly after i finished them my mum mistook them for scrap wool and binned them!
nice blog...link exchange?
Livi xx
Chunky knits are so fun! I love that scarf, your momma has some skills
Chunky knits are gorgeous; it looks so cosy. I tried once, and ended up nearly poking my eye out, somehow, with a knitting needle. I don't know how it happened other than through some freak accident involving cheap yarn... never again.
man, I wish my mom could knit:)
I love the scarf - so cozy! Handmade ones are always so special too.
you have a cool blog
i like your scarf a lot
it almost makes the cold winter weather worth it
LOVE the scarf!! your mom should start selling them (as long as they're more reasonably priced than Yokoos - her designs are fabulous but I too cannot afford them!)
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Ah I wish I can knit!
wow thats a great scarf- it's a gorgeous color....!
Really good idea - it looks great as well.
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wow she MADE that?!?
it looks really professional its beautiful i would buy that in a heartbeat
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