The Doctor Who Scarf – a quick site review

Posted by Danielle | Nov 20, 2010 | TVhack |

Recently I’ve been made aware of TWO sites that deal specifically with the famous Doctor Who Scarf.

1) doctorwhoscarf.com

Why it’s great:

lots of pics
offers an in-depth chronological list of notable “scarf events”
good instructions and charts
lots of photos of fan-made scarves

2) wittylittleknitter.com

Why it’s great:

scarves are listed by season
good patterns and charts
features a “Color Matching™” page to get the colour chips and find your own yarns
includes other Doctor Patterns like TARDIS socks (yes, these are the famous ones that went around Twitter last week)
you can totally nerd the geek out and embed a progress bar widget to show off your, um, progress!

Which site do you like best and why? Send pics of your scarves!

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