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Doctor Who Scarf

I've been wanting to knit Tom Baker's classic scarf ever since I learned there were doctors before Christopher Eccleston, but I wanted to do it right, and I couldn't justify spending that much for yarn. Until recently, when a family friend commissioned one for her husband's anniversary present. The pattern I followed can be found here.


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