I started a new project this past weekend, and while I’m not sure I’ll like the end result, ((I’ll do a post with details on this new project in the coming days.)) what I do know is that I love the yarn I’m using. It is bright, colorful, and summery, and it just makes me happy.
I used this same yarn last year to knit a simple basketweave scarf for my Mom. She wanted a lighter-weight scarf to use in warmer months ((She is just about always cold. In the summer all it takes is a light breeze to send her running for cover, but now she has a lovely scarf to ward off any chill.)) and wanted something colorful. This yarn was perfect, both in its combination of bright colors and fiber content–100% mercerized cotton. I chose a basketweave pattern because it was simple and wouldn’t compete with my highly-colored yarn choice, and it was reversible and would look good from either side, which is perfect for a scarf.
It’s so simple a pattern, I hesitated to even do a formal write-up, but it does make a lovely springtime or summer scarf, so I did.
Download the Basketweave Summery Scarf pattern here:
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