MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: scarf

Saturday at Church Street Market, Lisson Grove

These were hanging in the cellar, so probably belonged to the servants. Charles Dickens Museum, Doughty Street, Holborn

Spooner examines the powerful offering of Zud from America, using the magnifying glass purchased at Portobello Road Market and wearing the dead brilliant Marley's Ghost scarf knit by moi. See where this picture was taken. [?]

A neck warmer that I'm knitting for myself. It's 75% done at this point.

I love this yarn -- 50% wool, 50% angora. And it's my favorite color.

Knit in 2006. I've just joined Ravelry (online knitting community -- my username is emjayem there, so please add me to your friends if you're on Ravelry, too), and you have to put photos of your projects on Flickr first in order to link them to your Ravelry page, so I'm going through my backlog to see what I remembered to photograph before gifting. When I finish doing this, and when the temperature climbs a bit, I'll go back to taking pix of winter in New England. (This photo was taken in January of 2007 -- a very different winter.)

Making this with some lovely Noro Silk Garden Lite that I got with the WEBS gift certificate I won in the raffle.

Pattern is in 101 Designer One-Skein Wonders.

I tossed my stripy socks on the bench next to the back door and they landed next to this hat that I hardly ever wear because I have nothing to go with it. Realizing that the yarn colors match the hat perfectly, I ran out for more wool to knit a scarf.

The cables are reversible, so the scarf looks the same on both sides, which is very cool. The yarn is wicked soft -- wool, silk and cashmere.

My friend Blue Peninsula wrote this great pattern . NB: I screwed up the first row of "berries;" the pattern is written just fine, but one shouldn't try this after a big Thanksgiving dinner, a few glasses of wine, and in dim light, as I did.

Made with bamboo yarn left over from my sweater. Rosenbeans likes that it's very soft and no-itch.

Riot Prrl, a knitters' league for positive mischief, undertook its biggest project yet -- a 35-foot scarf for the t-rex at the Springfield Science Museum. I knit about 4 feet of it. T-rex will be sporting the scarf throughout the winter, in conjunction with a drive to collect warm scarves for people who need them. See where this picture was taken. [?]

Riot Prrl, a knitters' league for positive mischief, undertook its biggest project yet -- a 35-foot scarf for the t-rex at the Springfield Science Museum. I knit about 4 feet of it. T-rex will be sporting the scarf throughout the winter, in conjunction with a drive to collect warm scarves for people who need them. See where this picture was taken. [?]

Riot Prrl, a knitters' league for positive mischief, undertook its biggest project yet -- a 35-foot scarf for the t-rex at the Springfield Science Museum. I knit about 4 feet of it. T-rex will be sporting the scarf throughout the winter, in conjunction with a drive to collect warm scarves for people who need them. See where this picture was taken. [?]