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Scroll Lace Scarf
Simple lace crescent shawl
£6.00
- Sport weight yarn
- Also available on Ravelry
A pretty, lacey scarf that combines the work of two wonderfully talented friends of mine.
Its shallow curved shape, perfect for gracefully wrapping around your neck, was inspired by Laura Chau’s Just Enough Ruffles Scarf pattern and Lilith of Old Maiden Aunt created the beautiful yarn. The flowing, organic edging pattern, with its unusually large holes, is Victorian and although her identity is long lost I’m extremely grateful to the talented knitter who dreamed it up for me to use. All I can take credit for with this design is the mixing of all of these elements, but I love the result and hope you do too. Originally published in Yarn Forward issue 15.
Details
Gauge
16 sts and 20 rows = 4" / 10cm in st st.
Sizing
Approx 55" / 140cm long and 12" / 30cm wide.
Supplies
Yarn
246yds / 225m sportweight yarn. Shown in Old Maiden Aunt Alpaca / Silk Sportweight in Red red rose.
Needles and notions
US 9 / 5.5mm 24" / 60cm or longer circular needle.
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