This nice and warm knitted piece is a scarf that is simply wrapped around the body and closed in the back with a zipper. It looks especially nice over a shirt of a different color or, as in my case, over black ;-)
And since I always need matching wrist warmers for something like this, I also knitted the ribbed gauntlets :-)
Photos: Eric Aisling (2021)
Earrings: Sandra
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With this cozy, anthracite-silver shimmering scarf, the wool came first.
Then I found this beautiful crochet pattern on Etsy and a few days later the scarf was already crocheted ;-)
The pattern is called Tendril Shawl from AnnieDesign’s Etsy shop and is actually intended for slightly thinner wool, so I crocheted one less repetition than indicated in the pattern.
The scarf is still long and beautiful and very cuddly :-)
Completed: 2021
Status: I wore it, but it has now gone to Marlies ;-)
Photos: Eric Aisling (2021)
Earrings: Sandra
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This beautiful, somewhat kitschy crochet lace scarf is the perfect accessory if you want to make simple clothes look a little more romantic and playful.
This scarf is also from the book “Colorful Crochet Lace” by Mary Jane Hall. However, I lengthened the scarf quite a bit – I just like long scarves ;-)
Completed: 2021
Status: in my Klamottenkiste and is often worn :-)
Photos: Eric Aisling (2021)
Jewellery: Sandra
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I crocheted this scarf for my dear friend’s birthday. Therefore, the scarf should go well with gothic-black outfits :-)
The pattern for this is from the book “Colorful Crochet Lace” by Mary Jane Hall. The scarf was my second project from this book. A small inconsistency between the written instructions and the illustration confused me a bit, but otherwise it was a easy and particularly beautiful pattern :-)
A few weeks later I crocheted a purple, shorter version – also as a gift.
Completed: 2021
Status: As planned, I gave the scarf to my amazing friend for her birthday :-)
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This compfy and warm scarf out of virgin wool is crocheted following a very simple pattern:
one row crochets
one row trebles
one row crochets
three rows trebles
…and so on.
I like the outcome very much despite its simpleness :-)
And of course I made some cuffs out of the remains of the wool.
Completed: 2013
Status: in my Klamottenkiste
Photos: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2014)
Jewellery: Sandra
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A cosy warm, little scarf, which I made during my last learning phase.
The scarf itself is made with double crochets and the ends with trebles.
Completed: 2013
Status: was worn by me but has now been passed on to Lisa ;-)
Photos: Studioline (2014)
Earrings: Sandra
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This is one of the later versions of the famous scarf that Doctor Who was wearing in his 4th reincarnation. From 1974 to 1981 Tom Baker had many adventures in his role as the 4th Doctor with various variations (and increasing length) of this scarf.
I decided to knit this version, simply because I liked the colours the most. The other 7-colour-versions I would surely not wear in everyday life ;-)
Photos: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2011)
Model: Lisi
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This plain black scarf has a gross square pattern with left-right-knitting and I made it as a present.
Completedt: 2004
Status: knitted for Erik and he still wears it :-)
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This is an extra small and long scarf knitted in left-right-square-pattern with extreme long fringes. Most of the time I wrapped it several times around my neck and left the fringes dangle over my back, but you can also wear it like any other scarf ;-)
Completed: 2003
Status: The scarf was in frequent use over ten years and therefore had to leave my Klamottenkiste for symptoms of old age and use.
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