More Christmas Knitting: The Coolest Scarf Ever

It actually is called The Coolest Scarf Ever. But even if it weren't, I'd still think it was pretty cool. I love the fringed "fingers" that run the whole length of the scarf, on both sides.

This was Sharon's Christmas scarf. The Coolest Scarf Ever from Great Balls of Yarn. I used Jo-Ann Sensations Rainbow Boucle in Berry Print. I have to say, I really like the subtle gradiations of this yarn for this pattern. (Which, I guess you really can't see in either of these pictures, but it's there. Trust me.)

You know I'm not a fan of knitting with boucle yarns. And, by that, I mean I'd rather eat a plate of eyeballs. But this scarf really looked awesome with the boucle yarn. It gave it such an interesting texture.


The pattern itself is pretty easy. It's just a lot of casting on and binding off, with a lot of seed stitch in between. But, that's what makes this scarf take so long to knit--a lot of casting on and binding off, with a lot of seed stitch in between.

It was a fun scarf to knit, too. Fun to see the fringe accumulate as I knit. I think this is gonna be fun to wear, too.