
Not that I don't like the darker colours, they're just not the first things I'd reach for.

So what to do with these orphan non-girly skeins? How about a manly Noro Striped Scarf?

The only man in my life worth knitting for at present is of course my dad, so I'm thinking that this might make a nice Christmas present for him. The thing is, there are a couple of less-manly sections in the scarf, such as the one right here with the pink and green.

Looking at the scarf as a whole, I think it's plenty manly enough, and it's received positive reviews from at least one man (my coworker who was in the car with me when I finished the scarf on the way home from a conference). I'm posting these photos mostly for the benefit of my mom and sister, who get final say over whether the scarf can be gifted. What do you think?

(This scarf used 2 skeins of colourway 86, 1 skein of 82, and 1 skein of 88)
3 comments:
Totally manly enough!
I think that scarf would be great for your dad! Like you said, you can't look at just the less-manly sections, and make a judgement about the scarf. On the whole, I think it looks great, and would look great on your dad.
I vote 'Yay'. I think it's a great scarf for a man.
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