
The patter, which is super easy, is here on the Yarnia blog. I used on cone of a Yarnia house blend called Union. It is comprised of one strand of honey brown plushy rayon chenille, one strand of shimmery gold rayon, and two strands of honey brown wool. I just worked until I didn't have enough yarn to do another full repeat. (I know it's the kind of pattern that you can stop in the middle of a repeat, but that just feels weird.)

This give a pretty accurate picture of the depth of color the three different materials/colorways give the finished project. This scarf is super plushy due to the combination of the chenille and the natural plumpness of crochet. Sadly, while just a few weeks ago we had freezing temps, the weather has warmed here (of course it got warm, I just finished a scarf) and I don't know if I will get to wear this before next winter... I'm always finishing projects such that I get to wear them the season after I finish them, never right away. Sigh.
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