This Jacmel Scarf is a great big deal that's no big deal to whip up. It is high-impact, high-volume, high-drama, and high-reward—as both a presence and a present!
Consider its supersize comfort and coziness a secret-weapon for the season: Who doesn't want a warm, fuzzy force field to take on chilly walks, unpleasant commutes, and complicated relatives?
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