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Stash Scarf

Stash Scarf before fulling

misc. stash

Stash Scarf before fulling

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This project was made as part of a Craftsy course:
Rigid Heddle Weaving »

Difficulty:

Category: Weaving

Type of item: Accessory

For: Women

Style: Traditional, Casual

Materials

various stash yarns

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7 comments

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Craftsy

Mar 12, 2013

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Beautiful, love the texture and color combos!

jollyjeanne

Mar 15, 2013

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Your thoughtfulness is most appreciated.

KnitBecki

Jan 27, 2013

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I am a grandmother in waiting. (Son & daughter-in-law married for over a year--both just turned 30--can you tell I'm READY???). I love your scarf! Can't wait to do my first! LOL

jollyjeanne

Jan 28, 2013

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I just love being a memere and love even more the child that is so interested in trying out everything I do. She understands weaving just cannot do everything YET :-)

jollyjeanne

Jan 28, 2013

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Thank you for the thoughtful comment on my scarf--truth be known --had a little helper with that one too! Be interested in seeing your first one...it will be exciting for you. Our children are the same age.

jollyjeanne

Jan 27, 2013

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All misc. stash scarves were materials in my stash specifically chosen by my 3 yr old granddaughter ( and I do mean specifically) for all of her teachers. They were all made on a cricket and took a very long time what with the little one passing the shuttle through for more than 50% of the work. I threaded --she ran the warping course....:-))))) And she just beams when the teachers wear the scarves. I am glad this course allowed me to learn something so simply structured that my granddaughter could also participate.