Crafting for the weather: Jitterbug Angel Scarf

I gravitated toward this yarn from across the aisle at the recent Sydney Craft and Quilting Fair. It's so vibrant!

Keeping in mind Kate's scarf from a while back, I was on the look out for nice, light weight yarn. Then when I got home to check her Ravelry details, I realised that I'd bought the exact same yarn as her. I'm totally ripping her style! I guess imitation is the greatest form of flattery.

The yarn is Colinette Jitterbug in Wasabi Squeeze. Now, while this is a lovely finished scarf and the yarn was nice to work with, I really didn't enjoy making it. The whole scarf is made with double trebles and it took about one third of the scarf to form nice rhythm, yarn over, two, three, pull through, hook one, two, three, four, repeat.

I'm currently hooking a lovely shawl also made with Jitterbug in Salted Caper and thoroughly enjoying how well it's coming together. Maybe more weather appropriate creating will follow?

Details Ravelled here.