
With the extinquishing of the Olympic Torch this coming Sunday so too do the Ravelympics come to a close. Whew! Boy Howdy! That was a lot of knittin' I'll tell you!
During the Olympic Opening Ceremonies I SKYPEed in to Kalamazoo, Michigan where the rest of Team Zombie Slayers were assembled at our KWAKtians lovely home for the mass Cast-On party. Wish I could have been there in person! What a gas! I cast on my Very First Ever KNITTED Scarf for the Super - G event on February 12 just after the Olympic Torch was lit. I must say I really didn't think I'd even complete this scarf before the Feb 28th torch extinquishing. But it took me only a little over 24 hours to knit. I was astonished!

I even got a Medal! ( Don't get excited. Everybody gets a medal.)
That "Award Winning" first of it's kind scarf went to this this Lovely Lady and Talented Writer in what I think was my first ever contest. I say "I think" because I have Swiss cheese for brains and I'm too lazy to look back through my own blog to double check:)

Even after completing that First Ever Knitted Scarf I was still not confident in my knitting abilities. So I decided to switch back to Crochet for my next project; a requested scarf for another Blog Friend. When I saw this Twisted Sister Sock Yarn I knew it would be perfect for her.
I had never worked with Sock Yarn before and it was a real treat! It's a wonderful feel and has a bit of stretch to it. I love the long color changes too. This one took less than 3 days to complete. It's amazing what you can do with a deadline.
So since I still had 11 days before the Closing Ceremonies I thought WTH? I'll try another Knitted scarf. This one I had seen n our now closed :( LYS, Yes Yarn. It's plain Garter Stitch on size 17 needles with a Gossamer yarn.


It's very light & airy and open. I love it!
I'm keeping this baby!
Huh. Still 4 more days until the dead line. What to do? what to do? Well seeing as I haven't totally screwed up any of these projects why not KNIT ANOTHER SCARF?
So with the recent Knitting success I decided to knit another Super Chunky scarf. Less than 12 hours later...

Scarf Number 4. I have yet to block it, my shoulders are cramped and my fingers hurt and I still have 2 days left before they put out the flame in Canada. I think I will take a break, relax and actually WATCH the Olympics:)
Those are all beautiful!!
By the way, I got my scarf yesterday and it’s even more beautiful in person! I’m going to have to lock it away so my daughter doesn’t steal it. :).
Thank you again! I love it!
Linda, Your knitted scarves are wonderful – very proud of you :-)
It’s raining here today and that makes me want to wrap myself in every single scarf you show here. So pretty!
Oh, I SO do not blame you for keeping that purplish scarf. It is GORGEOUS!
Thank u for the shout out sweetie – and I absolutely adore that scarf!!! I promised you a picture but having camera & computer issues at the moment (as you already know from FB) so hang on and I’ll get a pic to you soon. You are such a peach – and what a talented knitter you have become – if I could just get the hang of casting on — but I’m all thumbs you know. Hugs!
You are so prolific… more than deserving of an award!! An awesome effort!!! Well done. And I feel soooooo lucky, btw…