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Hydrangea Lace
Scarf
Large clusters of petals are surrounded by
leaves on this rectangular lace scarf. Choose between a single row of
flowers for a narrow scarf or a wider version with staggered blossoms as
shown.
Blocked sizes:
Wide Scarf (shown) - 12" wide, 64" long.
Narrow Scarf - 9 1/2" wide, 60" long.
Yarn Requirements:
Wide Scarf as shown: 550 yds.
Narrow Scarf: 385 yds .
Yarn Note: This pattern also works well in fingering, Shetland, sport
and DK weight yarns.
Be aware that yarn amounts and dimensions will change with yarn weight.
Needles: US size 4 or size needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge: 28 sts = 4" (10cm) in stockinette stitch.
Design by Eugen K. Beugler for Fiber Trends Pattern #AC83 Price $5.95
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Estonian Medallion
Scarf
Inside a border of moss stitch, dramatic
cluster stitches frame medallions on this Estonian lace scarf.
Instructions are included for two widths, and the design works well in
lace, fingering and dk/sport weight yarns. This beautiful scarf offers a
rewarding challenge for the adventurous knitter.
Yarn Requirements: Lace weight 500 (670) yards
Blocked Size:
Wide Scarf (shown) - 12" wide, 64" long. Narrow Scarf 9" wide, 60"
long.
Gauge: 28 sts = 4" in stockinette stitch.
Needles: US size 4
Design by Eugen K. Beugler for Fiber Trends Pattern #AC86 Price $5.95
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Aspen Leaf Scarf & Wrap
Inside an eyelet border, larger leaves surround smaller ones on these
lace accessories. This design is knit in fingering weight bamboo yarn.
Directions are given for two widths to make a scarf or a wide wrap.
Blocked Sizes:
Scarf: 14" wide, 64" long.
Wrap: 19" wide, 70" long.
Yarn Requirements: Fingering wt (4ply) yarn, 650 (900) yards.
Needles: US size 8.
Design by Evelyn A. Clark for Fiber Trends Pattern #AC88 Price
$5.95
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These three, easy lace patterns will make a whole wardrobe of scarves.
Pattern stitches are reversible so your scarf will have no wrong side.
Yarn Requirements and sizes:
Yardage and needle size are noted in the instructions for each scarf
shown.
The yardage is approximate for a 55" to 60" scarf (or 30" for the narrow
version of style #1).
The full sized scarves range in width from 5" to 7".
Narrow version of style #1 in fingering wt cotton is 3" wide.
Design by Bev Galeskas for Fiber Trends Pattern #AC23 Price $5.95
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Everyone's
Favorite Hat
and Scarf Easy, close-fitting, unisex hat
worked in k2, p2 rib with matching long scarf. Choose worsted, bulky or
super bulky yarn.
Finished size:
Ribbed hat will fit head sizes from 21" to 24". Gauge may be adjusted by
going up or down a needle size to fit larger or smaller heads.
Scarf measures 8" by 84", blocked.
Yarn Requirements:
Super Bulky: 60 yds for hat and 200 yds for scarf
Bulky: 90 yds for hat and 300 yds for scarf
Worsted: 125 yds for hat and 420 yds for scarf
Design by Evelyn A. Clark for Fiber Trends Pattern AC62 Price $5.95
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Paws
to Remember
Celebrate the canines who have
accompanied you on your life's journey with this garter stitch lace
scarf. Simple chevrons symbolize the river of life inside the border of
paw prints. This scarf makes a great gift for any dog lover. Directions
are for two sizes and the width can easily be increased to create a
cozy, comforting wrap.
Blocked sizes: Small: 10" x 66"; Large: 12" x 66".
Yarn Requirements: 550 (600) yards of fingering or light sport weight
yarn.
Design by Evelyn A.
Clark for Fiber Trends Pattern #AC71 Price $5.95
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Wrap or scarf in traditional Estonian lace
stitches create a garden with rows of small flowers bordered by lily of
the valley and edged in a scalloped trellis.
Blocked Size: Wrap: 19" x 66". Scarf: 10" x 66".
Yarn Requirements:
Wrap: 850 yds lace weight yarn.
Scarf: 485 yds lace weight yarn.
Yarn amounts will vary if using a different weight yarn or if size is
increased or decreased.
Needles: US size 5 needles and a crochet hook F.
Design by Evelyn A. Clark for Fiber Trends. Pattern #S2009 Price
$6.50
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Inside an eyelet border, oak
leaves fall to a row of acorns on this knitted lace scarf. The scarf
begins at the center with a provisional cast on, and the ends are
finished in a simple picot edging.
Blocked size: 8" wide and 56" long.
Yarn Requirements: 300 yds of fingering or light sport weight yarn.
Needles: Size 6 and a crochet hook size F
Design by Evelyn A.
Clark for Fiber Trends. Pattern #AC41 Price $5.95
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Seed stitch borders frame interwoven diamonds and
chevrons on this warm and elegant winter accessory.
Finished size: (after blocking) 10" x 52", excluding fringe.
Yarn Requirements:
450 yards of a soft, sport weight yarn.
Needles: US size 4.
Design by Faina M. Letoutchaia for Fiber Trends. Pattern #AC48 Price
$5.95
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Streaming Leaves Lace Scarf
Like leaves floating down a stream, slanting lines
of leaf lace alternate with ripples of openwork on this lace scarf.
It is a lovely reminder that sometimes in life we should relax and go
with the flow.
Fun to knit, the lace is easy enough for the adventurous beginner.
Sample scarf was knit in DK weight yarn, but this design also looks
great in other yarn weights.
Blocked Size: About 10" wide and 60" long.
Needles: US size 6
Gauge: 20 sts = 4" (10 cm) in stockinette stitch.
May be knit at a looser or tighter gauge, remembering that this will
change the width and will effect yardage used.
Yarn Requirements: About 280 yards of DK or sport weight yarn.
Design by Eugen K. Beugler for Fiber Trends Pattern #AC80
Price $5.95
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A Moebius strip has only one surface, and only one
edge. Intriguing to knit, this geometric oddity makes a beautiful yet
functional scarf. When placed around the neck, it crosses itself in
front and stays in place. If looped again around the neck, it becomes a
snug neck scarf and if you pull one edge up over your head it becomes a
wimple.
Size: Approximately 52" in circumference and 16" wide.
Yarn Requirements: 450 yards of a soft lace or fingering weight yarn.
Scarf shown is made in lace weight mohair.
Design by Sarah Hauschka for Fiber Trends. Pattern #AC39 $5.95
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Cocoon Lace Scarf
& Wrap
Puffy cocoons are outlined by waving knit stitches. On the opposite
side, purl stitches outline the cocoons for a different, but equally
attractive look and a reversible fabric. Ends may be finished with the
simple scalloped lace edging or choose the plain garter stitch borders.
Sizes:
On size 7 needles,
Scarf: 10" x 68"; Wrap: 20" x 68".
On size 8 needles,
Scarf: 12" x 72"; Wrap: 24" x 72".
Yarn Requirements:
On size 7 needles: 400 (800) yards.
On size 8 needles: 450 (900) yards.
We have shown 2 different weights of lace mohair. The light teal scarf
is made in a fine mohair/silk blend. The dark teal wrap is made in
Heaven from Lorna's Laces which is slightly heavier and makes a warm
wrap or scarf.
Design by Evelyn A. Clark for Fiber Trends Pattern #AC73 Price $5.95
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Dancing Flames
Scarves
Simple to do yet intriguing to look at, this
scarf can be expanded to create a stole or even an afghan. Directions
for each of these included in the pattern.
Sizes: Approximately 7.5" x 64" (21.5" x 68", 49.5" x 59").
Yarn Requirements:
Sport weight yarn, approximately 700 yds (2100 yds, 4200 yds). This
light weight yarn knit on larger than normal needles is needed to
maintain drape in ribbing and cables. A wool or other natural fiber is
recommended to allow for proper blocking.
Needles: Sizes 5 and 8 needles.
Other Supplies: Cable needle; Stitch markers.
Gauge: Each 8-st cable = 1" in pattern after blocking.
Design by Lily Chin for Fiber Trends. Pattern #103LC Price $5.95
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Falling In
Love Lace
Scarf
Falling lace hearts are joined in the end on
this reversible garter stitch scarf. This scarf begins at the center
with a provisional cast on, and the edges are bound off in a simple
picot edging.
Size: About 8" wide by 48" or 54" long.
Size will vary with different weights of yarn.
Yarn Requirements:
375 (425) yds of fingering or lace weight yarn.
For a wider, warmer scarf, choose a sport or DK weight yarn and an
appropriately larger needle. Using sport of DK will result in a slightly
wider scarf and will require more yardage.
Design by Evelyn A. Clark for Fiber Trends Pattern #AC40 Price $5.95
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