Gathered Scarf (Ravelry link)
US 7 and 4 needles
Blue Sky Alpacas Suri Merino, 3 skeins
I LOVE this: not a fast knit, due to all the needle changing every 5 rows, but well worth it.
This is not quite as shiny as it looks in these pictures; it is more that the yarn has a soft halo and a nice amount of depth to it. I was going to take a picture of it rolled up or in a pile, but I am not ready to take it off yet. The scarf is 7 or so feet long, and I anticipate that a bit of wear will stretch it out a bit, meaning I will be able to wrap this around my neck multiple times — an indication that this will get a lot of wear. I love feeling cozy.
We had another incredible sunrise today. I hope you aren’t getting sick of my sunrise pictures. I woke up just before my alarm, took the dog outside and began making my morning coffee. I almost dropped my mug when I glanced out my kitchen window:
I couldn’t pick just one to share. Enjoy your Sunday!
barefoot rooster 
I love the scarf. It really does look so comfy.
And bring on the sunrise pics! They’re gorgeous. I can’t see them where I live; too many buildings blocking my view.
That scarf is gorgeous!
I’ve added the scarf to my Ravelry queue. Keep bringing the sunrise pictures. I love them and strive to never be up that early!
The sunrise pics are gorgeous. I am particularly in love with the middle one. Nice work on the scarf, it looks lovely.
Your scarf is beautiful, I think the color is a great choice as well.
The scarf is gorgeous, as are the sunrise photos. No way am I getting tired of them!
You’ve been so busy!
I have been LOVING that scarf since I first saw you working on it. It’s the kind of thing that makes me happy to be a girl!
divine.
That’s gorgeous! Blue Sky Alpacas makes the most amazing yarn. I’m knitting with alpaca silk right now and I feel bad if I don’t wash my hands before I knit because I’m afraid I’m going to soil its beauty and purity.
Your gathered scarf is just beautiful! I made one, too, in fingering weight yarn and it was such fun. Plus, I get a lot of compliments on it!
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