pizza is a vegetable & scarves.

really, it’s true…because congress said so.

and, that’s as political as it will get on stuttering shell, okay?

we have more important issues at hand like:

* how i’m stressing out about school & my practicum. y’all, the semester is three weeks away from being over!
* how i finally registered for my last spring semester of graduate school {yeah, yeah, so i still have to take summer classes & i student teach in the fall, but still}.
* how i’m suddenly craving pizza {i know, i know…i said no more political talk}.
* how i should be studying for an algebra test instead of writing this blog post.

but, instead, we’ll focus on something that i know at least one of y’all has been waiting for…

i’m only putting up five for right now. i have a few more that are ready for delivery, but i don’t have them photographed just yet. besides, i’m not really happy with how i photographed the scarves i’m about to post, but considering i’m at home with a sick child, well, i had to improvise.

color: goldfish {a fun, salmon color}

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not to be confused with the previous scarf, this one is orange.

this scarf is short & fat.
i really like it, too. {i’ll have to knit myself one, huh??}
it’s another infinity/circle scarf.
this one measures approximately 11″ wide & 39″ long {before the ends were sewed together}.
knit using 100% acrylic yarn in a basic knit or garter stitch.
this would look great as a cowl.
again, it will stretch out with wear.
the color? oh, it’s called mustard. {the photo, clearly, does not do the color justice.}

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finally, something that is not an infinity scarf!
it was supposed to be, but i ran out of yarn. whoops!
it’s approximately 9″ x 45″.
i’m 5′ tall & i have a short torso, so when this scarf is around my neck the ends come to my hips.
perfect if you’re looking for a shorter scarf or great for a young, tweeny girl!
the color is gorgeous. it’s called mermaid.
the yarn is 55% viscose from bamboo & 45% wool.
the scarf was knit using the seed stitch.

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i am a novice knitter.
really.
i learned how to knit last fall.
but, i really enjoy knitting & learning new stitches.
i’m currently working on two scarves {while juggling grad school, my kids & other life demands}.
i’ll post more scarves as i get them ready.
if you would like a custom scarf, please let me know! we can talk pricing, colors, etc. via email.