Just in case you haven't figured this out, I'm a big fan of Noro yarn. The color combinations that Mr. Noro comes up with just blow my mind. I also really like the long color runs vs. variegated color in most Noro yarns.
I have crocheted countless shawls using Noro yarns. I found a bit of leftover Noro Silk Garden sock yarn in my stash and decided to whip up a little scarf. I was thinking of giving this as a holiday gift, but I like it too much. Yet another orangey, reddish scarf added to my collection!
I have crocheted countless shawls using Noro yarns. I found a bit of leftover Noro Silk Garden sock yarn in my stash and decided to whip up a little scarf. I was thinking of giving this as a holiday gift, but I like it too much. Yet another orangey, reddish scarf added to my collection!
I just had to giggle, another scarf for your collection, I agree though this one is just too fab to pass up.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. And who knew there was a Mr. Noro?!!!
ReplyDeleteI still can't wrap my head around the concept of you giving away a lot of your goodies. I mean really; particularly those shawls - I'd have a tough time letting those go. Of course, at the rate you complete things, maybe it's a survival mechanism...
ReplyDeleteIt's the way he throws in those acidy and mossy and olivey greens that kills me. I love where the color switches. Smart move to keep that one!
ReplyDeleteIt's a definite keeper.
ReplyDeleteOh I love it
ReplyDeleteYes, Mr. Noro is a genius. Great scarf, Ellen!
ReplyDeleteJudy
Bakersfield
I love this beautiful scarf! Looks like all the leaves that have fallen here.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scarf, Ellen! I love your sense of color!
ReplyDeleteHey, did you know the LA Conservancy is doing It's A Wonderful Life at the Million Dollar Theatre next month!
I've been so busy with regular life that I missed this gorgeous scarf! I LOVE IT!!! Isn't noro great?
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