Scarves ........The Fall 2016 Scarves........

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CanuckBagLover said:
Thank you HermesNuttynut and PocketbookPup! (and all those who "liked")! :smile:
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CBL, love the Dallet in CW 03, the design really pops and I haven't seen it before, major congrats and definitely keep your eyes open for the Le Mors, it is truly beautiful in almost all of the CWs. I picked up the Dallet GM in CW 07 yesterday and am twins with many of my fellow tPFers.:hugs:
 
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1474733202575.jpg1474733214534.jpg1474733224945.jpg1474733330199.jpg1474733354040.jpgI didn't realize that my first scarf of the season was such a wintery one. I am one of those unfortunate people whose favourite colours often don't look good when tried on. After failing to find a colour that works for me in a rushed airport shopping spree, I saw this neutral colour and just decided to get it without studying the design too carefully. I still like it as a no-fuss easy-to-wear scarf. I also like that it's got two colours in the rolled hem.
 
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jnj1ster said:
View attachment 3474812View attachment 3474813View attachment 3474814View attachment 3474815View attachment 3474816I didn't realize that my first scarf of the season was such a wintery one. I am one of those unfortunate people whose favourite colours often don't look good when tried on. After failing to find a colour that works for me in a rushed airport shopping spree, I saw this neutral colour and just decided to get it without studying the design too carefully. I still like it as a no-fuss easy-to-wear scarf. I also like that it's got two colours in the rolled hem.
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Congratulations on a beautiful scarf! I LOVE the" texture" of this...the knitting is so unique! The blues/grey/white are very classic! I am tempted by this design as well. (I saw a burgundy/navy/green one last weekend and it is gorgeous.)
 
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jnj1ster said:
View attachment 3474812View attachment 3474813View attachment 3474814View attachment 3474815View attachment 3474816I didn't realize that my first scarf of the season was such a wintery one. I am one of those unfortunate people whose favourite colours often don't look good when tried on. After failing to find a colour that works for me in a rushed airport shopping spree, I saw this neutral colour and just decided to get it without studying the design too carefully. I still like it as a no-fuss easy-to-wear scarf. I also like that it's got two colours in the rolled hem.
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Love this scarf... it looks like a hand-knitted sweater!
 
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Hello lovely enablers! I bought my first scarf - Chemins de corail last week which seemed the best fit but now worried its not looking great when tied & I don't see any post of this scarf tied. If anyone has it, can you please post your pic or direct me to the right forum? What ties best: above print, Hermes electrique or Flanerie a versailles? Also within cashmere: Lalbhai, Kachinas or Chasse en inde? SA was not very encouraging to try so went with first impression & look on Corales. TIA!
 
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Undram said:
Hello lovely enablers! I bought my first scarf - Chemins de corail last week which seemed the best fit but now worried its not looking great when tied & I don't see any post of this scarf tied. If anyone has it, can you please post your pic or direct me to the right forum? What ties best: above print, Hermes electrique or Flanerie a versailles? Also within cashmere: Lalbhai, Kachinas or Chasse en inde? SA was not very encouraging to try so went with first impression & look on Corales. TIA!
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Both designs are very easy to tie in classic way with both plenty of curves and strong diagonals, great borders and strong cws. Ultimately, you should go for the one that you prefer. There are pics of the scarf tied somewhere in this thread if you look through.
 
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jnj1ster said:
View attachment 3474812View attachment 3474813View attachment 3474814View attachment 3474815View attachment 3474816I didn't realize that my first scarf of the season was such a wintery one. I am one of those unfortunate people whose favourite colours often don't look good when tried on. After failing to find a colour that works for me in a rushed airport shopping spree, I saw this neutral colour and just decided to get it without studying the design too carefully. I still like it as a no-fuss easy-to-wear scarf. I also like that it's got two colours in the rolled hem.
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Looks like it will be a great go-to scarf
 
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jnj1ster said:
View attachment 3474812View attachment 3474813View attachment 3474814View attachment 3474815View attachment 3474816I didn't realize that my first scarf of the season was such a wintery one. I am one of those unfortunate people whose favourite colours often don't look good when tried on. After failing to find a colour that works for me in a rushed airport shopping spree, I saw this neutral colour and just decided to get it without studying the design too carefully. I still like it as a no-fuss easy-to-wear scarf. I also like that it's got two colours in the rolled hem.
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It's a really cool scarf :-)
 
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Ladybaga said:
Congratulations on a beautiful scarf! I LOVE the" texture" of this...the knitting is so unique! The blues/grey/white are very classic! I am tempted by this design as well. (I saw a burgundy/navy/green one last weekend and it is gorgeous.)
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Thank you, Ladybaga!! You have to see it from afar to really get the full appreciation of the knitted texture. When I bought it, I only saw it up close and thought it reminded me of the herringbone stone pattern on a castle wall, lol! The more I look at it, the more I notice its understated uniqueness. You should definitely go look at it again, especially if you can see different CWs in person. [emoji4]
 
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