Black and White Granny Square Crochet Scarf
Safia's Creations
This lovely monochrome scarf is the perfect accessory to keep you warm on cold days. Handcrafted using 100% acrylic double knitting yarn, this scarf features a unique design with a combination of black, white, and red granny squares.
£25.00
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Stay cozy and stylish with our Black and White Granny Square Crochet Scarf. Handmade with care, this scarf is not only functional but also a fashion statement:
- Features a beautiful design with 44 black and white granny squares and 4 red accent squares
- Constructed by skillfully sewing all squares together with a white and black border
- Made from 100% acrylic double knitting yarn for warmth and durability
Whether you’re treating yourself or looking for a thoughtful gift, this scarf is a versatile choice that suits any occasion.
For your peace of mind, all our items are carefully packaged in a plastic resealable bag and a box with tissue paper. We offer Tracked 48 Royal Mail delivery in the UK and International Tracked and Signed For Royal Mail for international orders.
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My name is Leanne and when I first discovered crafts it was to help me to deal with stress as a career for my mum who had cancer. I was mainly doing card making but a few years ago I learnt how to crochet and crocheting has helped me with the stress for what a career has to do. Unfortunately in 2015, my mum passed away so was no longer a carer. However in 2016, things started to change, I got Depression and Crocheting was my way out. Crocheting gave me something to do and made me feel useful. I've also got a beautiful daughter who has a slight disability as she is currently struggling with her feeding which means she currently has a NG tube down. In 2017, my second daughter was born
Since having Depression and focusing on looking after my daughters, I soon found a love for the other crafts in which I used to do and these include: Card-making, Scrabble Art and Word Art Typographys. I also did cross stitching when I was younger and have also picked that up again.
In 2020, I met my new husband, Richard and by June 2023 we was engaged to be married. Richard then got diagnosed with Stomach cancer and I became a career for him. In September after suffering from Cellulitis, I was diagnosed with Lymphoedema and its been stable since the diagnosis.
In May 2024, Richard unfortunately passed away. In August, I was then diagnosed with having Trigeminal Neuralgia.
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