Before I went to the UK and Germany in August, I completed quite a bit of scarf knitting, to add to the ones I'd already made so that I would have some gifts for the friends I was meeting and staying with. Using gorgeous hand dyed and small batch made local yarns, I knitted these 3 scarves...

Above is my favourite go to pattern, of the two leaves, which interlock to form a lovely neck-warmer. The blue scarf is knitted with pure merino and the grey scarves are from a merino, bamboo and silk mix.
This grey scarf is using the pattern Speedbumps from Steepndeep designs on the Ravelry website.
For my quilting friends, I gifted either a collection of aboriginal prints or a patchwork pattern book with local icons by an Aussie designer.
In return I was lucky enough to have been hosted by these wonderful ladies and their families as well as receiving some fantastic gifts in return and being well looked after.
1 comment:
Those are interesting scarves. Do you have a pic of someone wearing one?
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