Annie and I headed off on a whim, for a breakfast meeting at Millrose yesterday, where I bought a pack of divine wool squares.
I took out the creamy white one and added some blues from the stash. Then I chopped them all in half (Now 2 1/2 x 5 inches)
and sewed them all together.
I added a back piece and Bob’s your uncle – A new scarf !
(Loving myself sick right now)
I don't blame you ! It looks great and would be so very warm .
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Makes me wish that I lived somewhere that got cold. ;)
ReplyDeleteM and I were in the Fabric Remnant Warehouse in Sydney yesterday (I'd never been there before); he showed me a fabric tea cup. When I didn't get all excited, he was very surprised. I told him that I'd seen them on the internet and could even remember Jodie making prototypes. Later, while waiting for my fabric to be cut, I saw your patterns - then I got excited!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous scarf! I am sure it will keep you toasty warm in the cold weather right now.
ReplyDeleteWauw , heel mooi, prachtig gewoon !!!
ReplyDelete(wow, very beautifull, simply gorgeous !)
How fabulous is that! Lovely Jodie <3
ReplyDeleteFabulous! And to think that I was tempted when I saw them at Millrose this morning and didn't purchase - drat! BTW, Lizzie and I reckon it must be about time for a staff meeting...
ReplyDeleteawesome colour combo ... it'd be warm & snugly & v v cheery & bright!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I'm off to MIllrose this coming Saturday for a class and a shop; now I know what will be on the top of the list. The scarf is awesome, I love it and I am going to unashamedly steal your creativity. Hope you don't mind?!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great ... and warm.
ReplyDeleteOh Jodie, it's FANTASTIC! I love it! I had a fab morning!
ReplyDeleteLoving you sick too!
ReplyDeleteIf only I could be you!! Love it. (You'd need it in Ballarat for winter too!!
ReplyDeleteSo Pretty!
ReplyDeleteso you should be!
ReplyDeleteso you should be!
ReplyDeleteso you should be!
ReplyDeleteHa - and I seem to remember a comment you made a while back that you "never make anything practical" !!!
ReplyDelete(Seriously, nothing could be more practical for this time of year where you live!)
Love the colours too, like a paint box, or a box of derwents!
I love this, so colourful! How did you sew the squares together so there are no seams at the back?
ReplyDeletemight just have to make one of those at work tomorrow!! Love it Jodie...
ReplyDeleteLizzie
xxx
Divine Jodie
ReplyDeleteYou are just too clever for words.
ReplyDeleteOh wow - that is so cool!
ReplyDeleteGood on you, very creative and fantastic result.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding! Great idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat scarf - jealous.
ReplyDeleteso you should be! That's freaking awesome!
ReplyDeleteHoly LOVE! It makes me wish I lived on the underside of the world. We had to turn on our air conditioner for the first time today and I am grumpy and mad about the heat. I wish it was cold enough to make (and wear) a wool scarf. It's lovely Jodie!
ReplyDelete(I also love that you put a scarf on a fence post :)
ReplyDeleteI'd be loving myself sick too.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!
I'd be loving myself sick too.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!
I can't see where to purchase a wool square pack on the website. Help! I love yours!
ReplyDeleteI love it! It's beauiful and it looks soft! ;p
ReplyDeleteIs that a woolly continuous twisty mobius strip thingy? That whole business is altogether too big for my brain. *has a small lie down*
ReplyDeleteDespite the slightly terrifying mathematics it is absolutely ACES.
Um, gorgeous much! Reminds of the Morgan Wills ones - seen those?
ReplyDeleteI just love how you just whipped that up, it's great! I usually caress things for a bit before I just "Chop it" LOL. Now we don't see much wool in S. florida only the crafty acrylic kind. What do you recommend and where online, since I am about 29 hours away on plane from Melrose?
ReplyDeleteShut.UP!
ReplyDeleteThat is cool. Way cool.
Beautiful and very colorful. I wish we had cold weather here.
ReplyDeleteIt's absolutely gorgeous Jod.
ReplyDeleteYou're so awesome. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful rainbow scarf! Do you ever have a cold enough weather there for a scarf to wear I wonder?
ReplyDeleteIt seems that you are falling in and out of love - it's a very human condition. It happens to me, too.
In your previous post the portrait of your living cat grouped with the felt ones is adorable. I am sure that your cat knows who the fairest is them all! No question about it.
Wow Jodie - that's gorgeous! Looks like the perfect thing to wear in our cold, wet and windy British summer.
ReplyDeletexx
How is Mr. RicRac doing? I was AWOL for awhile, so I may have missed a post!
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING & how warm, now i read on your next post you have a sore throat, i hope this eases the broken glass feeling, love Posie
ReplyDeleteLoving your Blog. Just blogged about my crafty weekend with my girls. I love all the crafty things. So relaxing and great fun :)
ReplyDeleteOh my stars - too gorgeous! You know you're my not-so-secret sewing crush, don't you?! *sigh!*
ReplyDeleteI have loads of felt squares sitting in a drawer in Dash's room just waiting to be sewn into a scarf but of course, like so many other unfinished projects I've not managed to actually get around to DOING it (same old story). I'm inspired now - when I kick this flu I'm going to get my sewing mojo ON!
Thanks for the metaphorical kick up the bum :-)
That scarf is smashing!
ReplyDeletegorgeous! I must go and visit I haven't been in a patchwork shop forever until last week
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