Executive Director of Camp Quest, Amanda Metskas, created this lovely looking scarf:

Don’t *you* wish you had knitting skills now?
I wonder what special powers an atheist scarf would have…
Executive Director of Camp Quest, Amanda Metskas, created this lovely looking scarf:

Don’t *you* wish you had knitting skills now?
I wonder what special powers an atheist scarf would have…
Looks like she’s still knitting it.
Talented, cute, an atheist AND a hero. The whole package.
Its supernatural power would be to replace missing red “A”s in signs.
I do have knitting skills. And she is definitely still knitting it. All those dangly threads should be gone by the time she is done. I wonder if she will add fringe? It’s kind of traditional, but I would not want people to associate “Atheist” with “fringe”.
It keeps your neck warm. That’s the only power any decent atheist would ascribe to a scarf. Although I guess plenty of people will identify her as an adulteress, so I guess her own scarf has the power to bear false witness against her.
I hope there’s a pattern when she’s done!
Darwin’s Dagger beats anything I could say!
Hey, do you suppose Palin will want that scarf for her daughter? She did say she would hold Bristol up as an example of what not to do.
I too have knitting skills, and this would be a pretty cool scarf to make. I am considering doing a “scarlet A” sweater instead, though.
Lovely! I hope she’ll share the pattern on Ravelry.
oh, want!
I have knitterly skills. I am going to make me one of those.
Give me a pattern now!!!
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The scarf is indeed unfinished in the picture, but it’s done now. I’m finishing writing up the pattern, and taking a few more photos. You’ll all have the pattern soon.