Omg Twinkie Chan Scarves!
Extract from Twinkie Chan's Crochet Goodies for Fashion Foodies: 20 Yummy Treats to Wear • By Twinkie Chan • Published by Andrews McMeel Publishing
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Twinkie Chan, crochet scarves.
I pre-ordered Twinkie Chan's book "Crochet Goodies for Fashion Foodies," to make a couple of scarves for my niece, but, then my neighbor saw them and asked if I could make some for her to give out as Christmas gifts to her nieces as well. Six weeks later I was done. The Pizza Scarf is for me, and the first thing I have crocheted for myself since I started 3 years ago.
All the yarn I used was Red Heart Super Saver Solids. To soften it up, I used a steam iron set on the lowest steam setting and while keeping the iron moving steamed the scarves *before* I added any embellishments. This was the first time I had tried it, but I will do this from now on, the scarves were so soft afterward.
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Kim D. favorited Omg Twinkie Chan Scarves!
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@quirky been v. As for knitting, I am just beginning to dabble into it (and I am not very good at it), so I am unsure. For the pizza scarf you could make a long triangle, and change colors when you get to the sauce and crust (the crust has bubbles in it, so maybe some kind of bobble stitich?), for the pepperonis either use fabric glue and felt or knit flat circles. I found a tutorial for that just now with Google. http://knit-amigurumi.blogspot.com/2008/03/how-to-knit-flat-circle.html
You should be able to use the bobble stitch on the popcorn scarf.
The sprinkles on the cupcakes and cookies are pom poms, the chocolate chips on the cookies are felt, I used buttons for my gingerbread men's eyes.
I suggest going to her website, twinkiechan.com, and looking at the scarves in the gallery, as well as on Ravelry.com http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/twinkie-chans-crochet-goodies-for-fashion-foodies and look closely at the photos and figure out what knitting methods would work.
I wish I could help more!
And wow how do you have fingers left after all that crocheting?!
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