Branching Out
Branching Out
aka Megan LittleLace
Yarn: Frog Tree Fingering Alpaca, 215 yds
Needles: Addi Turbo Circular, US 8
Length: 31 pattern repeats, approx. 70"
Width: 5 1/2"
Definitely a pattern to do again and again!
posted by Pat K | 7:14 PM
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Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Branching Out
aka Megan LittleLace
Yarn: Frog Tree Fingering Alpaca, 215 yds
Needles: Addi Turbo Circular, US 8
Length: 31 pattern repeats, approx. 70"
Width: 5 1/2"
Definitely a pattern to do again and again!
3 Comments:
Okay, I think you've done it. Maybe I will have to try this pattern. It is so lovely and the draping over the kitty is also a treat.
Oh my, this is so gorgeous, so delicate and elegant - and I so love your furry model! ;)
Oh pretty pretty Pat. I'm making this scarf also but it's a slightly heavier weight of alpaca (I think!). Hopefully the pattern will be revealed a little more when it's been blocked - it's hard to tell at this point how it'll turn out because I'm using a very dark color.
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