It took a while, but I was finally ready to knit for GIRLS!! And also, ready to expand the Scarf Blog Interviews. So here is
"The Elongated Polka-Dot Scarf" for:
Name:
Lacie Kaye MorrisonJob:
Nanny Age:
26What i want to be when I grow up:
A therapist and a crazy cool scarf collector Best thing that happened to me last week:
...On my bookshelf most recently:
Besides school books? "The beautiful things that heaven bears" and a bunch of anne lamott's stuff. but they tend to sort of stay on my bookshelf, if you know what i mean. :)On my ipod a lot lately:
The weepies, tegan and sara, always don and lori chaffer (waterdeep)Just watched this:
Gilmore GirlsWhy i let someone knit me a scarf with hardly any say in how it would look:
Have you seen all the other scarves kj's been making for people? how could i not?Kj's Inspiration: Enough women had started asking me if I'd do girl scarves that by the time Lacie approached me enthusiastically, I was finally ready. I was inspired a silk scarf she was wearing in her hair at the time which was very Pop 60's turquoise polka dots. And of course, I was inspired by Lacie's brown hair and blue eyes (projecting myself a little bit too...).
Then, while I was knitting in my housemate's room (and beating him at computer Monopoly) I noticed that his bedding was awesome art deco polka dots in almost the exact color scheme I was working on. So, since I'm sticking with stripes for now, this scarf is my idea of funky polka dots streamlined for chic-ness. (Also, when I gave Lacie her scarf on Monday, she was wearing a mint green shirt with little white polka dots- it just makes sense, people.)