Emmy was learning to knit.
She had two knitting needles.
She had lots of purple yarn.
But Emmy didn't know what to make.
"Brr," said Aunt Judy one morning.
"It's almost winter."
"I know what to make!" thought Emmy.
"I'll make a warm scarf!"
Emmy started knitting a purple scarf.
The days got colder.
Emmy kept knitting.
"I'll need this scarf soon," she thought.
Emmy worked fast.
Soon the scarf was done.
"This scarf will be so warm," thought Emmy.
Emmy put on the scarf.
"Oh no!" she moaned.
"My scarf has lots of mistakes!"
"Your scarf is still pretty," said Mom.
"I like the purple yarn," said Dad.
"Well, I don't," said Emmy.
Emmy ran up to her room.
She stuffed the scarf in a drawer.
"I'm never knitting again," thought Emmy.
One morning Oliver looked upset.
His eyes filled with tears.
"What's wrong, Oliver?" asked Emmy.
"It's Purple Day at school," said Oliver.
"But I don't have anything purple to wear."
"Hmm . . ." Emmy ran to her room.
"Here, Oliver," said Emmy.
"You can wear my scarf."
Oliver took Emmy's scarf.
"It's purple!" cried Oliver.
He put it on.
Emmy smiled. "And it's perfect!"