It truly is deliciously soft - this is the lace ribbon scarf that I was knitting for a dear colleague, out of a silk/cashmere blend. It has been a delight to work with, and will be difficult to part with.
I'd planned on finishing up sooner, but luckily our farewell luncheon had been pushed out until later this month. So I still get the chance to gift it in person.
Seems I like taking pictures of this type of scarf in a tree - I did the same with my last one. At least with the last one it was in the privacy of my Mum and Dad's back garden. For this one I was laid at the base of the tree in my front garden, snapping pictures up to the sky. I can only imagine what the neighbours must think about the eccentric English lady next door ;o)))
Pattern: Lace Ribbon scarf - free from Knitty.com
Yarn: Jade Sapphire Silk Cashmere in colourway Caribbean Mist, one skein
What great photos of the scarf. I hope the recipient realizes how lucky he or she is. If not, snatch it back. *grin*
ReplyDeleteWith your beatiful pictures we can feel the softness of this yarn as we are there! :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful this scarf, the pattern, the color and the yarn too... I can't wait to see your next project!
I wonder what my neighbors think sometimes, too. LOL
ReplyDeleteLove the scarf! Looks beautiful!
It's beautiful! Your pictures are so clever and really show off a long lean scarf - at least the neighbors has something interesting to talk about :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! It's just beautiful and the color is great!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the color.
ReplyDeleteIt looks Super soft. She is going to love it. What a wonderful gift.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry about the neighbors. Mine think I'm batty and it hasn't effected me any. Love the scarf. It looks soft and luxurious.
ReplyDeleteWow - great photo shoot does this beautiful scarf justice! It is breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteI have often wondered what my neighbors think of me when I'm out taking pictures. It's art; they don't need to understand ;)
Totally lush! Silk and cashmere has got to be the best combo!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeletelove the pictures, and the scarf.
ReplyDeleteyou really know how to knit
The scarf looks wonderful! She's going to love it; glad you still get to gift it in person :)
ReplyDeleteI love that color! I still need to make that pattern :)
ReplyDeleteWow that scarf is breathtaking! I really need to make that pattern after seeing yours.
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