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- Description
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- Errata
This shawl and scarf are put
together from traditional
Shetland lace patterns. The
diamond area in the centre,
identified as “Mrs.
Montague's pattern” by
Sharon Miller in her book
Heirloom Knitting, is a field of
bead motifs; the border
sections are beads
interspersed with Madeira
ferns. When the stole is
worn, the ferns are upsidedown,
where they look like a
child’s drawing of flowers.
The edging is knit last and is
attached to the stole or scarf
as it is worked.
Main image shows scarf version in Shadow Tonal Golden Glow, additional images shows stole version in Shadow Tonal Summer Blooms
Main image shows scarf version in Shadow Tonal Golden Glow, additional images shows stole version in Shadow Tonal Summer Blooms
Size 4 (3.5mm): 24" circular:
Options Interchangeable Nickel Plated Circular Knitting Needle Tips
Size 4 (3.5mm): DPNs (for edging): 8" Nickel Plated Double Pointed Knitting Needles
Cables: Options Needle Cables (24")
Needle Set: Options Interchangeable Nickel Plated Circular Knitting Needle Set
Size 4 (3.5mm): DPNs (for edging): 8" Nickel Plated Double Pointed Knitting Needles
Cables: Options Needle Cables (24")
Needle Set: Options Interchangeable Nickel Plated Circular Knitting Needle Set
This pattern has errata - if you purchased it before 10/18/2010.
The corrected version is available in your pattern library.
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