Done
Double-bordered scarf with diamond borders adapted from Weldon's, 1904
Victorian Lace Today
Yarn: Handmaiden Seasilk
Needles: Knitpicks Options US7
Started: May 11, 2007
Finished: July 4, 2007
Double-bordered scarf with diamond borders adapted from Weldon's, 1904
Victorian Lace Today
Yarn: Handmaiden Seasilk
Needles: Knitpicks Options US7
Started: May 11, 2007
Finished: July 4, 2007
posted by Coleen at 6:55 PM
16 Comments:
Beautiful gosamer lace!
Wow! It is beautiful! Great job.
That's is a gorgeous piece of work!
It's crap. I'd be embarrassed if I were you. Get rid of it before anyone thinks you really knit like that.
I happen to have a place we can hide it - a "graveyarn" if you will - and no one will ever know you had anything to do with it....
It acme out absolutely beautiful Coleen!!
Proud of this one, are you? =)
You should be, it's gorgeous! Nicely done1
How gorgeous is that! I can only aspire to such beautiful results.
I LOVE it!! The photos are just amazing too!
Gorgeous! Your pics and blocking job are excellent :)
That turned out beautifully! Wow!
Absolutely stunning!
Is it bad that my first thought about that scarf was, "oh, I don't live in a house big enough to block that"? It is lovely, though!
wow - that is amazing. the color is beautiful. looks really red in one picture, but then more of a rusty color in another. so pretty!!!!
Beautiful! I was just looking through this book before I checked your blog. Your version is wonderful. Great job!
How was Handmaiden Seasilk to work with? Looks gorgeous!
WOW, Coleen. This is really beautiful! I love the red!
This is such an inspiring piece of work - the colour works so well with the pattern.
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