I made this.

This is one of those things that happens when you just follow your fancy. I had this gorgeous hand-dyes bamboo yarn from Teresa Ruch and, not having a project in mind, I cast on for one of my beloved mitered triangle shawls. Cast on two. Increase in each stitch - 4 stitches. Increase in the first stitch, k1, place marker,inc in next stitch, knit1. Turn. increase in first stitch and first stitch after marker till it's big enough.

But this gets pretty boring. So after I had garterstitched untill I was sick of it, and the ball of yarn was NOT getting smaller (Teresa gives awesome yardage) I decided that what I wanted was a small scarf with a ruffle. So I increased in each stitch for the next two rows. Then I carried on with stockinette stitch for two inches, and even though there was STILL a quarter of a ball of yarn left, I decided it was just big enough and bound off.

Isn't that ruffle pretty? And the bamboo drapes soooo nicely!

Lots of ways to wear it, too. It even does duty as a small shawl. I am just STYLIN' today!!

By the way, speaking of stylin' Kate remarked that she cringes at finding she has navy socks with black pants. I once went to work wearing one navy and one black shoe- Almost the same style. Didn't notice till my first bathroom break and then decided to see if anyone would mention. No one did. People don't really pay that much attention to one another on a daily basis. Besides, on "What not to Wear" they espouse wearing black, brown and navy together. All my shoes are black now - except for the silly ones.