More tales of the surprise yarns. I'm usually drawn to fingering weight or sockyarn, so working with anything heavier and even bulky is always a bit new to me. That's why for the bottom two scarfs, I didn't use a pattern but kept it simple.

Top: Pattern Humbug Scarf by Joanne Scrace, Yarn Zwerger Garn Opal Relief
Bottom left: Chevron Stitch, Yarn Scheepjes Namaste
Bottom right: Double Crochets and trying to work with weird Novelty Yarn. :D Yarn was Scheepjes Namaste and Schachenmayr Brazilia

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When I first started to crochet about five/six years ago, I had no clue about the different wool and yarn that is out there. Or how and when to use what. Or even what I liked. And I was really a bit overwhelmed. There was this small online shop in my country run by a very nice lady and she would occassionally offer Surprise Yarn Boxes at a discounted price. And this is how I learned about different yarns. I didn't have to choose for myself and get overwhelmed, I just received a box with random yarns. And my adventure was then to find what to make with it, learn about the fibers, discover what I like. Pictured are four of these surprise yarn projects.
Top left: Pattern Goblin-Cleaver by Michele DuNaier (MAD Cap Fancies), Yarn
Wollfactory Next Creativo Sockenwolle Handgefärbte
Top right: Pattern Meandering Paw Prints by Amy B Stitched, Yarn
Hansa Farm Baby Alpaca 100 (DK)
Bottom left: Pattern Zig Zag Heart Scarf by Lynne Samaan, Yarn Pro Lana Ocean
Bottom right: Pattern Humbug Scarf by Joanne Scrace, Yarn
Pro Lana Fjord

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