I can’t seem to get the pink of the yarn to show up correctly on the computer screen, but it’s reasonably close. I would have preferred something a little lighter, but the lightest I could get was this Bernat Softee Baby in Pink (very original name), Walmart having a so-so selection.
For bedtime reading I’ve been rereading After the Storm: True Stories of Disaster and Recovery at Sea by John Rousmaniere. He also wrote Fastnet: Force 10 about the 1979 Fastnet Race disaster. While the latter book is more about seamanship and a particular storm, After the Storm is much more analytical and literary in nature, exploring the emotional and psychological reactions to calamity in addition to the seamanship. There is even a section on the prophet Jonah and St. Paul’s shipwreck, but I wouldn’t recommend that so much. The interpretation (beyond just an analysis of the storms and seamen’s actions) is heavily protestant and rather annoying.
Praying With My Feet 
Very pretty scarf. Some colors are so tough to photograph. I have the worst luck trying to photograph any projects in red.
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I love the pattern! I have trouble with photographing purple.
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really pretty!!! :))))
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Yes, the red spectrum needs just the right light to photograph correctly. It being so dark and rainy today I was using lamp light which didn't work so well. Thanks for stopping by!
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Thanks! I like the pattern too. I read a comment someone made on Ravelry about this pattern that they memorized it quickly (it's a four row repeat) and that made it tedious. :O I haven't memorized it yet and I'm quite a few repeats in! I do like it anyway. It's nice from both sides (some scarf patterns aren't). Thanks for commenting!
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Thank you! I think you would enjoy making it yourself!
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This is beautiful, even if it isn't true to the color. 🙂
A friend of mine made that scarf in shades of green.
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Thank you! I think the real color is very close to “cotton candy”.
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What a beautiful scarf!
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Thank you!
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You have a lovely blog, and a beautiful pink scarf! We have four pet sheep, and bags of wool…and would you believe, I don't know how to knit…or crochet! I hang my head in shame. But…I'm an avid stitcher, and I'm currently working on my own design of a St Patrick's Day sheep (modeled after our own Doodle Lamb), and I'm reading The Ancient Path, by Fr Spyridon Bailey. Thank you for your inspiration! Hope you are having a blessed Lent.
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Stacey, I bet you have neighbors who would love to use some of those bags of wool! 🙂 You should try to barter… (Wish we were neighbors!) Thanks for coming by!
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