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Welcome to ThePaintedTiger! I hope you will be pleased with my offerings of hand dyed yarn, hand dyed rovings, and custom knit scarves. ThePaintedTiger is located in the bluffs along the Mississippi River in Iowa, USA. Our yarn is spun and dyed in the USA and is as American made as possible.

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Regular Custom Striped Scarf
Choose two colors and a fringe option, and I will create a custom knit scarf just for you or your loved one. These winter scarves are constructed in a stretchy rib knit for a lovely drape and cozy warmth. Knit in 100% acrylic yarn, the scarf will measure approximately 5 inches wide and 70 inches long (before fringe). The darker color will be use on the ends, and the fringe alternates between the two colors. **Note - Scarves will ship within 7 days of ordering, allow 3 additional business days for shipping (so ~10 days from ordering to receiving the scarf). Click here for colors available. (Others may be available upon request). The scarf shown is Black and Yellow. Always an appreciated gift!
Price:	USD $27.00
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Fringe Length:	None 3 inch 7 inch
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