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Thank you, Cookie. And, it looks like @xincinsin is doing the hosting honors this week.
Welcome, @xincinsin. Congratulations on the Les Renards. My de Poret did not come along for me this year, so I will be doubly hunting for one during 2025. Fortunately my new d'Esope has a couple of delightful Renards in the design.
Such warming colors. You look beautiful. I haven’t stepped outside because we have non stop rain.
Apologies for the late start, RbH. I had such a busy day that I went to the Land of Nod for 12 hours straight
These colors are amazing on you and so seasonal, although all-around versatile. I snagged a CSGM on a book spine and was also annoyed but in the big scheme of things it’s nothing. I haven’t mastered the fixing skills either, once I tried and it looked worse.
Your edible souvenirs sound amazing and you look beautiful in both scarves. You have inspired me to branch out with scarf colors into warmer territory.
So very beautiful and your gorgeous exotic bracelet is *chef's kiss* @Croisette7-- I am thrilled to be your twin...
Gorgeous Quadrige moussie-- definitely Oscarf worthy @Cookiefiend! 🥂
It is a wonderful opera for children of all ages, as they say @GloWW0rM! I am glad you and they enjoyed yourselves...
You look lovely and cozy @Helena7!Happy Sunday 😀, dear Scarflandia,
Hiking right now and warm with Grand Theatre Nouveau.
I’ve been absent here so there’ll be some major catching up to do!
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Amazing! Congratulations on all of them and I especially enjoyed seeing your two SS25 new-ins @Redbirdhermes! Livre d'Esop is very high on my list-- I am so eager to see colorways-- does yours actually have a pink elephant? And the picnic scarf!!! Just wonderful.
Thank you @xincinsin for hosting the Oscarfs Week. and for sharing your three amazing grails!!! All three are beautiful -- the color on your Jardin d'Armenie is striking and I never knew that there was another L'Arbre de Vie! Of course the de Poret is the subject of many a scarf collector's dreams...How time flies! We are at our last theme of the year!
The Oscarfs 2024
Drumroll please! Your fave awards show!
Our regular year-end round-up host @Living.la.vida.fifi is busy with RL. I'll do my best towith you
Before we get down to celebratingthe scarves which won our hearts this year, a commercial break!
The 2025 SOTD theme list is ready to roll! If you are keen to host a week or two, drop Team Scarf Mistress a message! Join in the funWe'll be sharing a preview later this week, and the full calendar will be up next Sunday.
And now, back to our regular programming
I managed to snag a few grails this year. Here's a hint as to which scarf is receiving the Oscarf for Longest Hunt.
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Yes, it's Les Renards.
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I've wanted this since I first saw it way back at the start of my orange journey. And that first one I encountered was a special edition priced at $6kSubsequent encounters with this elusive beauty were always fleeting, until this year when a friendly seller offered it to me at a non-heart-attack-inducing price
Congrats, Les Renards, you win the Oscarf for Longest Hunt
The second award for Most Pleasant Surprise goes to Les Jardins d'Armenie. Karen Petrossian did 2 designs to celebrate Armenian culture. I really liked both. Lettres d'Erevan is a CSGM, so it was on the maybe list (tropical weather limit on any greed for cashmere). So I decided several years ago to get the 90 Les Jardins. I hit a roadblock for 2 reasons: I'm not a big fan of tiny florals and have skipped several wonderful designs because of this personal preference. Second reason is that the ones in good condition and acceptable price point were not in cws I liked. I finally sprung for the pink, although it looked kind of dull in the seller's photos. I was Most Pleasantly Surprised when a vibrant candy pink arrived!
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Honest admission: I still want Lettres, so if ever that lands in my hands, it would be Oscarf-worthy too!
My third award is the Take A Chance on Me Oscarf which goes to the work of another Karen: L'Arbre de Vie by Karen Swildens. Yes, not the L'Arbre of the same name by Christine Henry. I saw it on a reseller site a few years back and was assured that it wasn't some knock-off design. It was, however, the pics were bad, the price was too high to risk it and I wasn't enamoured enough to risk it. I picked it up this year and I'm delighted. @marietouchet identified thus as a Scandinavian Tree of Life. I haven't had the time yet, but I'm definitely going to delve into the folklore behind this.
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Start handing out the awards, everyone! It's time for a lookback. In a year when RL has been less than peaceful, take joy in the little things of life. The Carpe Diem award, anyone?
Sounds like busy and intense weeks. Take care and relax when possible.
So beautifully coordinated in these deep aubergine tones.
I love Oscarf Week because it is such a great prelude to New Year's Scarf Resolutions. Now I can look back and see all the resolutions I failed to keep from 2024 
while at the same time, giving myself awards for the bounty all those broken rules yielded!!!
But here's my first category, which is nothing but pure joy and the satisfaction of a long hunt finally yielding silk gold...
Oscarfs for Holy Grails Acquired in 2024
Sieste au Paradis CSGM
And Hippopolis:
while at the same time, giving myself awards for the bounty all those broken rules yielded!!!But here's my first category, which is nothing but pure joy and the satisfaction of a long hunt finally yielding silk gold...
Oscarfs for Holy Grails Acquired in 2024
Sieste au Paradis CSGM
And Hippopolis:
Wow to this moussie in its glorious colors.
The l’arbre gives me total 60s vibes and is super cool. And the pink Jardins is so pretty and flattering. Your renards was a coup. ❤️ Thank you for hosting this week.How time flies! We are at our last theme of the year!
The Oscarfs 2024
Drumroll please! Your fave awards show!
Our regular year-end round-up host @Living.la.vida.fifi is busy with RL. I'll do my best to
Before we get down to celebratingthe scarves which won our hearts this year, a commercial break!
The 2025 SOTD theme list is ready to roll! If you are keen to host a week or two, drop Team Scarf Mistress a message! Join in the fun
And now, back to our regular programming
I managed to snag a few grails this year. Here's a hint as to which scarf is receiving the Oscarf for Longest Hunt.
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.
.
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Yes, it's Les Renards.
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I've wanted this since I first saw it way back at the start of my orange journey. And that first one I encountered was a special edition priced at $6k
The second award for Most Pleasant Surprise goes to Les Jardins d'Armenie. Karen Petrossian did 2 designs to celebrate Armenian culture. I really liked both. Lettres d'Erevan is a CSGM, so it was on the maybe list (tropical weather limit on any greed for cashmere). So I decided several years ago to get the 90 Les Jardins. I hit a roadblock for 2 reasons: I'm not a big fan of tiny florals and have skipped several wonderful designs because of this personal preference. Second reason is that the ones in good condition and acceptable price point were not in cws I liked. I finally sprung for the pink, although it looked kind of dull in the seller's photos. I was Most Pleasantly Surprised when a vibrant candy pink arrived!
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Honest admission: I still want Lettres, so if ever that lands in my hands, it would be Oscarf-worthy too!
My third award is the Take A Chance on Me Oscarf which goes to the work of another Karen: L'Arbre de Vie by Karen Swildens. Yes, not the L'Arbre of the same name by Christine Henry. I saw it on a reseller site a few years back and was assured that it wasn't some knock-off design. It was, however, the pics were bad, the price was too high to risk it and I wasn't enamoured enough to risk it. I picked it up this year and I'm delighted. @marietouchet identified thus as a Scandinavian Tree of Life. I haven't had the time yet, but I'm definitely going to delve into the folklore behind this.
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Start handing out the awards, everyone! It's time for a lookback. In a year when RL has been less than peaceful, take joy in the little things of life. The Carpe Diem award, anyone?
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Definitely grail material and so gorgeous on you.I love Oscarf Week because it is such a great prelude to New Year's Scarf Resolutions. Now I can look back and see all the resolutions I failed to keep from 2024
But here's my first category, which is nothing but pure joy and the satisfaction of a long hunt finally yielding silk gold...
Oscarfs for Holy Grails Acquired in 2024
Sieste au Paradis CSGM
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And Hippopolis:
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You got the period about right. marietouchet said L'arbre was issued around the time that the trolls were popular and had the same vibe
The observation may have influenced my decision to buy the scarf
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