Sophie Digard scarves

In march 2010 there was an article on the Needleprint blog about the Sophie Digard scarves. I must admit that I fell in love with them but unfortunatelly those lovely scarves, jewels and bags are not in my price range (around 300 USD for one scarve :-( ouch!

Because it's cold here (-10°C even during the day), I'm getting tempted on crocheting one myself and using her creations as inspiration. I'm not going to copy them, since I have respect for the copyright!

Think that the Japanese Noro yarns are perfect for it (especially the Cashmere flavor and Flower Bed range)! There's also a great UK French alternative that I got to know during the last Aiguille en Fête (2011) in Paris but which I can't remember for the moment! Edited to add ... found the shop: Elle Tricote

Here are some images ... enjoy!




Aww... to have such a lovely around your neck! Winter wouldn't be so hard! LOL!

Comments

Carin said…
Wat een geweldige sjaals zijn dit !!
Enne .. je bent altijd welkom bij de yahoogroep hoor :-) Het stimuleert ontzettend om zo elkars werk te zien en te bekijken wat een ander er weer bij heeft geborduurd.
February 7, 2012 at 4:38 PM
Supergoof said…
Ze zijn geweldig mooi, het is dat ik zo lapjesverslaafd ben,...
;o)
Tot ZIENS in de lente!
;o)
February 8, 2012 at 7:18 AM
Aria said…
I have a lots of your scarfs and love them all. Never tell my husband how much it is cost ( he will get the fit ��)
Will keep collecting your beautiful scarf ��
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March 10, 2020 at 3:12 PM
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