
Found this patt by knitting pixie on ravelry, which uses a 2 ply cashmere/silk blend, and in the same yardage (400 yds) as my CashSilk Lace. The bonuses were that it used a needle I already own (3.75 mm) and every other row is a rest row...always welcome!
The pattern is easily memorised. This pleases me.
I'm hoping the lace design is not lost in all this gorgeous watery colour.

I know it's an Olympic colourway, but when I look at this, I think of glaciers, snowflakes, and Lake Louise. And without trying too much harder, I also see blue skies, lush foliage and tropical waters.

I was chomping at the bit to make this scarf after a lot of deliberation about which pattern to choose, so excited was I to get my hands started on knitted lace. In my hurry to cast on, I forgot to think about the edging on this scarf. There are no garter edges, just a beautiful wavy-ness that gives way to rolling in on itself on the long sides. After working about six inches into the scarf, I thought about it, but decided I was having too much fun so I just kept on knitting!

It's ever so soft, feathery, light, and was quite satisfying to knit. Took care of my lace needs for now!
Now....how about some cables?

How the heck did you get that done so fast! You are one crazy knitting mama! It's very beautiful...and so is your model!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! You did a great job :)
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