Suzette Color Block Scarf from Sweet Bee Crochet

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This past weekend, we went away up to camp. There was plenty of porch sittin', some swimming, a lots of visiting.





With the drive up and back, I had lots of time for stitching, so I used on this Suszette Color Block Scarf from Sweet Bee Crochet. 



This was really a joy to work up. I was surprised at how easy it was considering how nicely it turned out. 



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