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Lead or Follow Lace ScarfHeartStrings knitting pattern #A52The fluid design of the Lead or Follow Lace Scarf is a wonderful study in the behavior of lace knitting when yarn overs are placed in various positions relative to the compensating decrease.
Allow 500 yards of lace or fingering weight yarn for 12" x 68" scarf, or desired length and width with yardage adjustment. 5½ stitches/inch, size US 5 / 3.75 mm needles suggested. Shown in hand-spun silk. Charted and written instructions. Lorette Meske, the Knitting Doctor, writes ... I finally have a finished lace project to post! I finished this scarf last week, and loved the pattern (thanks Jackie!). I have pictures posted on my blog if anybody wants to check it out. Thanks! I have to say, that scarf is probably the thing that I'm most proud of knitting. I started it before I could figure out that lace might be "hard", and your well-written pattern made it a breeze. I have several other of your scarf patterns that I am now anxious to try! Tracy Trasky, the Alaskan Knitter, writes ...
See more Knitted Lace Scarf Patterns in the Jackie E-S Design Collections.
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