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Thursday, October 11, 2018
Luscious Lace Scarf
Luscious Lace Scarf
This pattern is called "Luscious Lace Scarf". It's a free pattern which can be found on Ravelry. I knit this project using the very last of my hand dyed yarn. I had the opportunity to attend a yarn dyeing workshop this past summer at my local yarn shop (Yarned & Dangerous, Canon City, Colorado). The class was taught by Peggy (The 100th Sheep).
When I knit this rectangular shaped scarf, I did modify the pattern slightly. First, I cast on only 52 stitches; the pattern as written called for a greater number of stitches. I wanted a longer, narrower scarf. My scarf is about seven feet long and about nine inches wide. Second, the pattern calls for slipping the last stitch of each row; I slipped the first stitch of each row instead. I did this because I found it difficult to work the slipped stitches after I turned my work each row if slipped the last stitch. Slipping the first stitch of each row worked better for me and gave the scarf a nice looking edge on both the right and left sides.
Here a few photos of the yarn I dyed. If I have the opportunity to dye more yarn in the future, I'll definitely jump at the chance. It's very fun!
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