Scarf Length

During our current KAL/CAL, you'll be working on a scarf a little bit every day for the whole year. At the end, look back and see how the weather has changed!

Re: Scarf Length

Postby mrsmouse » Sat Feb 02, 2013 7:39 pm

Kaleigh wrote:
linda2012 wrote:Well....maybe a "Dr. Who WRAP," for you.....his scarves always made me laugh. :rofl:


I tried to convince Jen to include a Doctor Who joke in the original Blog post, but she wouldn't have any of it! I'm glad somebody else sees the humor in gargantuan scarves :D


Heard the most beautiful story today about that (hope it's true!):

When Tom Baker decided his character would wear a scarf, one of the Beeb's props bods went on a scavenge around the dept and packaged up all the findable yarn and sent it to an old lady that the Beeb used to use for knitting every once in a while, with a note saying "we need a scarf".
The lady, dutifully kept on knitting until all the wool was used up. The resulting scarf was over 30ft long. :knit:
There were several scarfs that Baker used as the Doctor after that.
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Re: Scarf Length

Postby Shandeh » Sat Feb 02, 2013 8:54 pm

mrsmouse wrote:
Kaleigh wrote:
linda2012 wrote:Well....maybe a "Dr. Who WRAP," for you.....his scarves always made me laugh. :rofl:


I tried to convince Jen to include a Doctor Who joke in the original Blog post, but she wouldn't have any of it! I'm glad somebody else sees the humor in gargantuan scarves :D


Heard the most beautiful story today about that (hope it's true!):

When Tom Baker decided his character would wear a scarf, one of the Beeb's props bods went on a scavenge around the dept and packaged up all the findable yarn and sent it to an old lady that the Beeb used to use for knitting every once in a while, with a note saying "we need a scarf".
The lady, dutifully kept on knitting until all the wool was used up. The resulting scarf was over 30ft long. :knit:
There were several scarfs that Baker used as the Doctor after that.


I love that story! I hope it's true too. :D
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Re: Scarf Length

Postby HilaD » Sun Feb 03, 2013 12:17 am

I'm actually pretty excited about having a Fourth Doctor length scarf, lol. :inlove: It will be personal to me, which I like better than having a replica of his. Also I'm not practiced enough at knitting to do the scarf in knit form, so a super long crochet it is for me. :D I can't wait actually.
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Re: Scarf Length

Postby Shandeh » Sun Feb 03, 2013 3:13 pm

HilaD wrote:I'm actually pretty excited about having a Fourth Doctor length scarf, lol. :inlove: It will be personal to me, which I like better than having a replica of his. Also I'm not practiced enough at knitting to do the scarf in knit form, so a super long crochet it is for me. :D I can't wait actually.


Yay! I wonder how long it will be? :)
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Re: Scarf Length

Postby knitting » Mon Feb 04, 2013 5:41 pm

Well, I just finished the first 15 days of January and figured out that my scarf would be about 9.5' long. I am not to thrilled about that long of a scarf so have decided to do an afghan with mine. I plan on doing each month seperately and then sewing together. I am doing 10 colors and useing stash yarns as I need to get some of that gone. I live in the Denver CO area and our temps sometimes get into the 100's so I think I will have a good variation on my colors. I did that KAL afghan last year and loved doing it so am excited about this temperature scarf.
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Re: Scarf Length

Postby BuckeyeMom » Mon Feb 04, 2013 7:42 pm

Found a picture of what the scarf will look like. :rofl:
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Re: Scarf Length

Postby sethsmom2000 » Mon Feb 04, 2013 10:30 pm

BuckeyeMom wrote:Found a picture of what the scarf will look like. :rofl:


Love it!!! LOL
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Re: Scarf Length

Postby Shandeh » Tue Feb 05, 2013 2:43 am

BuckeyeMom wrote:Found a picture of what the scarf will look like. :rofl:


Ha! :lol:
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Re: Scarf Length

Postby gwenythlove » Tue Feb 05, 2013 12:05 pm

I decided I want to try this one out as well. And I also decided to go with the crochet version. Then I got really crazy and decided to use DC instead of SC. I wonder how long this will be?

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Re: Scarf Length

Postby jarzofclay » Tue Feb 05, 2013 2:29 pm

ElzaSinclair wrote:

So yeah, I'm only doing 4 rows of the border color on both ends and crocheting only
1 row of a color per day. I want something a bit more practical that I know I'll wear.


That's what I'm doing too, and using lighter weight yarn and a smaller hook. I really want it to be wearable after inversting so much into it.
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