I have started my entry for this year's Scarf Festival-
"The Journey"...."From Sunshine to Cape Schanck".
At the moment it is very long and very stripey with many ends to weave in before I can start the real work of tying it ready for the dye pot and lastly the felting.
Scarves will be displayed at the Geelong Wool Museum from June 16th.
Time to get knitting!!
I have finally cast off the last twist of my handknitted spiral scarf and I am hoping to try this technique of partial knitting on the knitting machine. Now the only question is- to felt or not to felt??
After 2 days of 40 degrees, my plans to finish hand knitting this twisted spiral scarf failed. It really is too hot to knit! I am hoping a weekend cool change will be enough inspiration to finish the last few spirals as it has been on the needles since last winter!.
New bubble scarves and cuffs inspired by pink and the beginning of spring.
Milk chocolate and orange bubble scarf.
and some more delicious orange flavours!
Orange on orange cumquat bubble scarf.
Smooth dark chocolate with orange bubbles scarf
The next best thing to eating cumquats and chocolate oranges is wrapping yourself up in them!
More fuchia curves and bubbles- I can't seem to resist the beautiful red dye pot! 
Another of my new curvey sided bubble scarves. I seem to be going through an unintentional fuchia/pink phase at the moment!
This is my latest work in the bubble wrap range of scarves. They are all 100% wool and have a very handy loop at one end so you can wrap up securely to avoid those icy winds.
