It was bought at Loehmanns. However, I saw the same scarf in different colors today and that one was from Macy's.

The scarf-wearer is a knitter also and we talked about how to knit it. To me, it looked a lot like the Sarah Blanch Shawl (Ravelry link) from Folk Shawls. The stitch pattern is garter drop stitch.
Believe me, I have enough knitting on the needles right now! But maybe sometime in the future IF I need something easy-peasy and IF I have some oddball yarns around and IF I remember this post, this would make a good project.
3 comments:
Remembering....the weakest link! Very colorful and also looks very soft. I'm enjoying the McCam.
I was going to say it looked like that shawl too -- that is a nice pattern goes quickly - I did one and I think I have almost worn it to death ;)
Unusual and pretty use of color in that shawl. There are way too many wonderful project ideas and not enough time. This type of shawl is a lovely way to use up odd balls of yarn.
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