
Here is a scarf I just taught a class in making. It is from the Victorian Lace Today book (I've downsized it for my petite wife who did not want a wide scarf).
It was made from Alpaca Sox yarn on a size 4 needle. I would have loved to have made it on a bigger needle so the pattern would have shown up more, but again...when I'm making it for the wife I make it the way the wife wants it. (After 34 years of marriage I've learned something - albeit not much.)
It also has #6 seed beads in it.
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Beautiful! Randy
Beautiful!
Randy
That is absolutely
That is absolutely beautiful!!! Were the beads pre-strung? I've never worked with them before.
Luke
Hi Luke, No the beads were
Hi Luke,
No the beads were not pre strung. I thread them onto Oral B Superfloss (the kind used for braces) and then slide them onto the stitch where I want the bead placed. It sure beats the wear and tear on the yarn of stringing them on!
Here's a link that describes how to do it if you're interested: http://www.jung-at-heart.com/knitting/beads_on_floss.html
Rick
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Nice job Rick....I love the
Nice job Rick....I love the color too!
Nice scarf. Which VLT
Nice scarf. Which VLT pattern was it?
It was the one on page 98 of
It was the one on page 98 of my edition - it says "Scarf, with French trellis border from Weldon's 1890 and bramble leaf center."
Rick
Not only a good knitter, but
Not only a good knitter, but a wise man who understands his wife knows best! Another lovely beaded scarf.