Red Scarf Project Team Goddess: Woo hoo here I am!

Saturday, August 11, 2007

Woo hoo here I am!

Here's the latest on my first scarf....
Scarf Progress...yes so soon!

Daughter had Competitive Softball tournament this weekend... I know, SHOCKING! So I thought I could get a start on the first scarf.

Red Heart super saver yarn in Burgundy
Lily Chin pattern
J hook

Everyone always asks what I am making at any given time. The know I am a busy body when it comes to yarn projects. the day before this I was working on trapezoids for a nephew afghan! (from the new Crochet! magazine) They knew this was not part of that. So I filled them in on the Red Scarf Project.

1 comment:

C4G said...: Holy smokes you made that so quickly!; August 15, 2007 at 4:30 PM

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What is Team Goddess?

Team Goddess is about providing a sense of online community between those who venerate Goddess, are of like-mind, and who also enjoy sharing their journey through knitting for charity with others. Consider this a craft-along blog as the scarves may be knit, crocheted or woven. Please check out the Orphan Foundation of America's page for more information on the Red Scarf Project and suggested patterns. We and those members here are not affiliated with OFA, we just enjoy knitting for charity and KALing with those of like-mind.

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