Fancy Scarf

This is made from some of the softest yarn I've ever used! I bought 2 balls of Chunky Mochi from Patternworks. It comes in 6 colors. The yarn is 80% merino wool and 20% nylon. Because it was so expensive (total $20), I bought enough for only the one scarf. It is for sale. Make me an offer. The colors that you see here do not give it justice! It would go great with any solid color!

New Hat!

This is a simple hat, but warm, will cover your ears and stretch to fit most adults. The yarn I used has all the colors in it. It is 100% acrylic. I can make them in any color (solids, etc., though I have no more of this yarn on hand - I do have a bit of a couple of other variegated/ombre' colors). This is for sale, and because it is syn- thetic and not wool or cotton, etc., is $8 (unless the cost of the yarn goes up). Let me know what color you'd like and if I have the color on hand that you want, I'll be glad to make one in another color.

A Fancy Crocheted Hat!

This is some- what tedious because so much is post stitches. It feels as if it is doubled, but that's because of the post stitches. This also makes it feel real thick. I used a 100% synthetic yarn. The pattern is by Lisa Naskrent and is from her web site (www.crochetgarden.com). This was a gift for a lady who was in prison but on work release. The prisoners could wear only white.

Some of the "Nice Things!"

These are 4 of my recent cro- cheted scarves (and a close up). The pattern is a variation of an- other pattern that I found.
I can make scarves and rectangular shawls using this pattern. Just tell me how long and how wide you'd like one! These scarves are 5-to-6" wide and 48-to-52" long. They are "just right" to wrap around your neck twice, or put over your head and tuck in the rest. These scarves, and more of the same in other colors, are for sale right now for $15
each (prices subject to change if the price of yarn goes up). Of course if you want it wider or bigger, it would cost more.