Scarves. There, I said it. In addition to my obsession with measuring cups, pottery, jewelry and shoes, I also love scarves. At least here in Alaska, scarf-wearing is a year round activity, so I can almost justify every purchase.
I know what you're thinking. Vicki, you knit your own scarves -- why do you need scarves made by other people? Well silly, I knit wool scarves. Those are simply not suitable for warmer weather. Hence, I need silk scarves and lightweight woven scarves.
I found this great shop on etsy, Scarf Guy. Back in March, in preparation for warmer weather, I purchased two gorgeous scarves from Fred, the Scarf Guy. His weaving is of impeccable quality and I'm thrilled with both of my scarves.
This first one is a blend of silk and cashmere and is incredibly smooth and soft.
This one is also silk and cashmere and is a deep chocolate brown. Yum.
Please visit Fred's shop to see (and drool over) his beautiful work.
I know what you're thinking. Vicki, you knit your own scarves -- why do you need scarves made by other people? Well silly, I knit wool scarves. Those are simply not suitable for warmer weather. Hence, I need silk scarves and lightweight woven scarves.
I found this great shop on etsy, Scarf Guy. Back in March, in preparation for warmer weather, I purchased two gorgeous scarves from Fred, the Scarf Guy. His weaving is of impeccable quality and I'm thrilled with both of my scarves.
This first one is a blend of silk and cashmere and is incredibly smooth and soft.
This one is also silk and cashmere and is a deep chocolate brown. Yum.
1 comment:
Silk is heavenly!
They are gorgeous...
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