If you saw my post from last month you would have read that I was looking for a project that was light and easy to carry. I wanted something to make while I was away on a winter holiday and this pattern really fit the bill. It fitted easily into a small bag to carry around with me and crochet when the fancy took me.
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I used a 2.00 mm needle and used all but a few yards of the ball. (I began to wonder if I was going to run out at one point!)
This is the link to the FREE pattern: http://makemydaycreative.com/2014/05/02/summer-sprigs-lace-scarf/
You could use many other yarns such as light lace ones, alpaca, cottons and wool. You might need to block some of the other yarns but I didn't find it necessary with the cotton I used.
Below is a link to a video so you can see just what my finished scarf looks like.
I would like to thank Esther at www.makemydaycreative.com for making and sharing for FREE such a beautiful pattern.
Happy crocheting!
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