"shhhhhhhhh .... it's Secret Lentil." — Samuel

It's okay, we may speak the name out loud here. 

It's a kit, but it's more open-ended than prescriptive. I want you to take what I've done and build on it — however your particular soul-and-carcass combination cares to. You can't really do anything wrong. Let's take a look at what other nice people have made.

For her chartreuse and cabbage purple scarf, Melissa laid hers out like this and pinned her patches on so she had a plan from the start. Then she stitched around the edge of this one, and added an X. 

Grace added her own twisted thread in fun colors to make a spicy, earthy scarf.

Let's look close up.

Bright contrasting threads, some X's and running stitches, and some tiny dashes that follow the energy pattern in the patch.

I really like the stitch lines that connect the patches.

Ooh, look what fun Scottie had with hers. Nice graphic clusters of stitches, some cross-hatch laddery action, and a fancy asterisk surrounded by pine needles. At least that's what I see.

Cathy's son Samuel is a geologist. She made a geology-themed scarf for him. It's reversible and it has a pocket. Details:

Here are the kits that are available right now:

(I'll have more soon, as well.)  thanks a bunch — helen