Archive for August 2011
2011 Desert Camo Scarves- let’s keep our Heroes warm!

India Company keeping warm with the A4RM's Desert camo Scarves.
If you’re interested, please hold onto any completed scarves until mid November. The scarves this year will be going to battalions deployed in Afghanistan, hopefully along with the Christmas stockings in early December. However, we need to raise a bundle to get what we need accomplished for the Christmas stockings this year.

America 4R Marines Desert Sand Camo scarves. This is what the scarves should all look like when completed.
FOR EASY DISTRIBUTION PLEASE BAG EACH SCARF INDIVIDUALLY IN A 1 GALLON ZIPLOCK BAG WITH MOST OF THE AIR RELEASED.
All details on the stitch and yarns that must be used are on Yarn and Thread by Lisa. UPDATE LISA NO LONGER IS IN THE YARN BUSINESS- SHE WILL POSTING WHO TOOK OVER THAT END OF HER BUSINESS. If you want to get a group together you can buy in BULK. There is a $150.00 order minimum but there is no quantity minimum. You can order in the quantity needed for each item and receive an additional 15% off the price. Remember, Lisa’s prices are already at least 20 – 25% off the manufacturer’s suggested retail price.
Marine Scarves
The patterns call for 2 strands to be worked together. The ideal yarns are the Rococo and the Desert Sand. But for anyone that has trouble knitting or crocheting with a textured yarn like the Rococo may use the Lace Caron and the Desert Sand. Please DO NOT use all three yarns together.
See below for the Knit and Crochet Pattern used for the Marine Scarves.
Marine Scarf Pattern
The Scarf is made holding 2 strand together. The scarf needs to be 7 inches wide and about 42 inches long when finished.
As Quoted by the designer; “The scarf is worked with either Rococo + Desert Sand or Caron Lace + Desert Sand”
Crochet Pattern Use Size J or K Crochet Hook ch 18 (or however many you need to make 7 inches wide) Work in DC until about 42 inches long. NO FRINGE
Knit Pattern
Use US Size 13-15 knitting needlesCast on 18sts or however many stitches you need for 7 inches wide
Work in seed stitch 1st Row: K1, P1. 2
Second Row: P1, K1.
Repeat these 2 rows until scarf measures 42 inches long. NO FRINGE
For easy distribution please bag each scarf individually in a 1 gallon Ziploc bag with the air released.
This project and scarf was founded and designed by the 3rd Battalion 2nd Marine parent network.
Scarves can be mailed through the mid November to:
Linda Chamberlain
156 Waverly Rd.
Southampton , PA 18966.
God Bless and thanks so much for your kind offer and response.
Semper Fi
Patty
