Release party: Nadia’s chevron scarf

I made this little scarf for my ex-assistant (ex- because I quit, to be specific) Nadia. I’m a little too embarrassed to mention when I made it, because that would just emphasize how far behind I am in blogging about the stuff I make. Let’s just say that there was snow on the ground and poinsettias in the living room when I took these pictures.

Nadia's chevron scarf

Project details:
Pattern: Improvised chevron
Yarn: Every color is Berroco Ultra Alpaca Light
Hook: G
Time spent: Three days

This crocheted chevron pattern is one that I just intrinsically know. Most of my baby blankets were crocheted in this pattern, I remember watching my mom work in this pattern countless times when I was a kid and working in chevron just comes absolutely naturally when I start to crochet. It’s a biological thing. For this pattern I chose to do 5-row stripes. I chose the colors to go with this awesome gray jacket Nadia has.

Nadia's chevron scarf

This yarn is just wonderful. It’s cheap, it’s easy to work with, it comes in beautiful colors, and it is soft. I would recommend it for just about any wooly project.

 

Motif madness, chapter 11

“I said to my soul
Be still
And wait without hope
For hope would be hope for the wrong thing
And wait without love
For love would be love of the wrong thing
There is yet faith
But the faith and the hope and the love
Are all in the waiting
And do not think
For you are not ready for thought
So the darkness shall be the light
And the stillness
The dancing.”
-T.S. Eliot

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Made using pattern #128 in Beyond the Square: Crochet motifs.

Written Jan. 25.