I usually don't make custom orders, but I had a repeat customer who purchased a Ticonderoga [Inspired] Pencil Scarf and works for Dixon request a Prang [Inspired] Paintbrush Scarf. So of course, I made it! I've been wanting to try different color combinations with my Paintbrush Scarf, and I also plan on making the Pencil Scarf in different colors. (I do not have a written pattern for this scarf.)

I've finally decided to make a paintbrush scarf in vibrant and fun colors! I was asked if I would make a bright blue and yellow paintbrush scarf, and I finally got around to it. My goal this year is to really use up all (most of) my yarn, so I thought it would be cool to make the projects I love making in a variety of colors. I've already planned more fun color combinations for the Paintbrush Scarf. *No pattern available.*

Paintbrush Scarves are one my favorite scarves to create. The first two Paintbrush Scarves I made did not have the paint palette that I now add to them. The red and black paintbrush sold fast, but the pink and brown paintbrush did not. I still have it! So I decided to add a palette to it. It's really a lovely scarf. I actually like the pink, gold, and brown color combo, but I know the black is very versatile.

If you follow me on Instagram then you've definitely seen my Paintbrush and Palette Scarf. I recently finished my second Paintbrush and Palette Scarf, and I've started a third. I've decided that this project is a great way to use up my black yarn and small bits of yarn of various colors. So I'm sharing this scarf for the April Craft Room De-Stash Challenge!

Welcome to the March Pinterest Challenge Blog Hop, hosted by My Pinterventures. The purpose of this Pinterest Challenge is to motivate all the participants of this hop (and you too) to not just pin, but to make it happen! This month, I chose to create a crochet paintbrush scarf that features a paint palette. This is the first paintbrush scarf I've made with a palette, and I'm keeping it for myself! But I do plan to create one for my Etsy shop. To create this scarf, I just winged it, so there isn't any pattern information for me to share. Inspiration for this scarf came from an art teacher's classroom door on Pinterest.

Since Valentine's Day is just around the corner, I decided to create a couple paint brush scarves with red and pink "paint" on the tips of the brushes.  I've made several Crochet Pencil Scarves and a Pink Crayon Scarf, and a couple of my Etsy customers are art teachers, and they asked if I'd make a paintbrush scarf, so I finally got around to making a couple. I wasn't able to find a paintbrush scarf crochet pattern, so I just winged it for both scarves.