Hello! Hello! And good Monday morning to you:). My good friend is going on a cruise to Alaska next week. I want to give her a little treat to wish her a happy trip. Do you remember the scarf I won from Tina @Kristabella’s Hodgepodge a few weeks back? You can read about it here.
I love mine so much that I thought my friend would like one too❤️. I looked through my yarn stash and found a soft Baby Bee yarn skein in the color “Grape Jelly”. SWEET!
I only needed the one skein to make this beautiful version of my Oh So Lucky Scarf. I made a 7 square Granny scarf that was the perfect length:)
Each of the squares needed 8 rounds to make an approximate 8″ square. Because Baby thread is so small, I had to use a small needle as well. My bamboo needles don’t have sizes on them. I would guess mine was about an E needle.
Granny squares are so fast and easy to make. It didn’t take me long to stitch up a cute scarf. I enjoyed watching “Anne with an E” as I stitched away:). What a fun afternoon!
I rolled it up into a pretty “grape jelly” roll. And added a blue bow.
Isn’t it cute? I ran it over to my friend before she left. She LOVED it! (I knew she would). 😊
I have put together a pattern with the fun picot edging if you are interested in making a cute scarf for yourself or someone you love.
Here it is–
Pattern written by Tracy @It’s a T-Sweets Day!
I hope you give this pattern a try. It is quick, easy, and oh so pretty. Basically it is a Hodgepodge of SWEETness!❤️❤️
If you like this scarf and free pattern, please click the FOLLOW button to get more free SWEET patterns and ideas😊👍🏻
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It’s beautiful, I just love the colour!
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Thank you! I love the color too:)❤️❤️
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A beautiful scarf Tracy, your friend has great taste! (I know, that was really bad….) Seriously, that dark purple is so nice for fall, and she may need it in Alaska!
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Thank you Kathy! Delicious Grape Jelly for sure! Yes, she will definitely need this scarf in Alaska:)
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That scarf is the colour of luscious autumn fruit, and should keep her nice and snug in the cold air. Sweet gift!
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I agree with the purple hues of autumn! It’s probably about to turn to spring over down under:)
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The process has started, there are buds on everything, the birds are courting and we need rain!
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That’s awesome, I just love the colour!
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Thanks Kate! I can’t wait for tomorrow!;). Yum!
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I hope you all enjoy the recipe! And that I didn’t break the link when I updated it tonight, lol.
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Hello Tracy – I love everything about this 😍 The color is so yummy, and the picot edging is gorgeous…I will have to ‘steal’ that design idea from time to time 😉
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Oh I am so glad Tina! I really loved my scarf and hoped you wouldn’t mind the inspiration. Please please feel free to use the picot edging❤️❤️❤️
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I shall picot edge everything 😊
And you keep spreading the love with the scarfs 💜
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That is an absolutely beautiful scarf! Your friend is so lucky to have a friend like you!
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Thank you Cindy! She really liked it:)
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Wonderful
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I love this!
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Really loving the picot edging 🙂 this stitch always makes for an interesting finish!
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I agree. Don’t you think the borders really finish any Crocheted item?
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So true! I actually need to figure out what border to make for my patchwork blanket 😊
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Such a pretty scarf Tracy!! I love picot edging – it makes it look so fancy! That color is fantastic and I love a project that you can finish in a day. Plus get to watch some tv while you make it – Yes!!! 😀
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Thanks Tami! One alien, one day, one show. A perfect project for sure:)!
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