Here's what happens when you get a bright idea to wash a dozen long scarfs together.
You end up with one very colorful lumpy scarf.
I cruise through Dollar Tree now and then to pick up some food and cleaning bargains. Everything is $1 or less there. They often have a scarf du jour for sale for $1. Since I can use these scarfs numerous ways, I fork out a $1 now and then to buy one. They get a lot of use in my hair, around my neck and inside and outside the motorhome.
Some are inspired by upcoming holidays, so I have scarfs with hearts and scarfs with stars and stripes. I have a scarf with fish and one with candy colors plus some with pretty pastel random stripes.
They tie up my long hair or make a great hippie headband. Sometimes I've braided a scarf into my hair with my long locks for a unique look.
When my wrist was super sensitive but I didn't want to wear a brace, I was hiding my ace bandage with a colorful scarf wrapped and tied around my arm. I got so many compliments people thought I was setting a new trend.
I hang some off the awning frame when I am expecting company so they don't thwack their head (IF they see the scarf dangling there first...)
When I have to leave the freezer door open in the hallway to defrost the fridge, I tie scarfs to it, so I don't slap my head (again) on that super sharp freezer door corner. Did you know that freezer door is harder than my head?
Ask me.
I found out the hard way... Had an ugly lump and a headache for daze.
So I was washing up my dirty life and decided the basket of scarfs probably had sweat and road grime ready for a washing.
And they came out as one big lumpy colorful scarf.
Scarf barf from my washing machine.
Life is goof.
Thanks for the tip about getting scarves at Dollar Tree. Most places are too expensive. I don't have enough scarves to tangle up yet. Mental note: Need more scarves.
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