Last year I posted a hard-hitting, in-depth piece of blog journalism on a new knitting item, called a Scarflette. The basic idea is that a Scarflette, also known as a Neckwarmer, offers the warmth and coverage a traditional wrapped scarf gives, but without the unnecessary bulk - when indoors it can be folded up and placed in your pocket. It's ingenious, sensible, fashionable and futuristic.
Kirsten didn't start making them for her newly begun knitting emporium, La Femme Monkita, until after the Christmas shopping rush last year, when many people had finished spending money on layers and already dug in to wait out the cold.
I would like to take this opportunity to remind you that not only is she making them again, but that she's turned the corner with a new angular design. Observe.
Bling
Blang
Blung
3 comments:
Man you guys are a team! Love it. What if your neck is short? Are there sizes?
If your neck is short it will just kind of bunch up a little. But yes, I do make different widths and lengths. (For example, the black and white one posted right now is a little shorter/smaller).
Kirsten, you are so creative. I love them!
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