Finally made something!

At the Comfy Cozy meeting in August, Nancy gave us a pattern for scarves that would hug the neck a bit better for the homeless. It looked a bit difficult, but I decided to try it anyway. I really did not know how to increase on the first stitch - none of my books mentioned it as an option, and my computer was off - so I faked it! Sue helped me out after the fact, so I will know next time! But, if you don't look too closely - my fake stitches aren't so bad!

Here is Britt, the lovely model, showing you how wonderful this scarf is on a day that is 79 degrees! Let's hope that it will work in 20 below! Thanks, Britt, for your willingness!















This can be doubled, like below, or worn open:














Oh, and one more thing... my knitting 10 minutes a day turned into a dishcloth. This is not blocked since it will be scrubbing sunny-side-up eggs off a plate! Britt always tells her beetle, "I love you!" right before she locks the car. The car then says, "BeeBeep!"


















Britt says that means, "I love you, too!"