This is my favorite scarf. That I bought last year.
I have several other favorite scarves. Probably about 10 or so that are favorites, and another dozen or so that I really, really like.
Favorites include the one I got at a thrift store in Germany this summer; the one I bought in San Francisco with my best friend Jenny on a Mom's Night Away; and the one Marie Kare (love ya!) knit for me a few years ago. So many fabulous scarves!
But back to my favorite scarf (that I bought last year).
I got it at Bazaar Bizarre in San Francisco from Lauren Brady, the woman next to the Craftzine booth where I was working. It's designed with quilted pieces on one side and a rust-colored, very soft corduroy on the other.
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Besides the pattern and fabric choices, both of which I love, it includes two clever features. The first is the little embroidered bird on one end. So cute! The other is a button sewn onto the corduroy side about a third of the way down the length, and a corresponding hole sewn into the scarf near the other end. You can button your scarf in place! This keeps you super toasty and super fashionable, all at the same time. Such an awesome feature for a favorite scarf!
And I can't wait to find my next favorite scarf among the entries in the Me, My Scarf, and I contest. You're all clever, crafty, and motivated, so maybe I'll end up with 2 or 3 favorites this year!
So wonderful to see my scarf again! I'm glad you are still enjoying it. If you can, I'd love for you to link to me. Happy Fall!
xo
lauren
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Hi Lauren, I couldn't remember your name and I get so many crafty business cards that I was at a loss as to which one went with the scarf. So I'm really glad you Commented! I get tons of compliments when I wear your scarf, and I love its clever design (as you can probably tell from my post)! I hope to see you again at Bazaar Bizarre this year.
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I "discovered" the Bizarre Bazaar way back in 1970 on my infamous "hitchhiking trip to California on Spring Break" in my sophomore year in college! I loved it then, and your post took me back all those 40 years! Your beautiful scarf surely fits the style that I remember from that one visit, and I'm glad to know that the Bizarre Bazaar is still as amazing as it was back then! Thanks for the memory!
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