I finished this scarf back when it was actually winter. But, I figure, better late than never.
I got two skeins of Patons Lace at least 2 years ago. It was definitely the smallest yarn I've ever bought, but I really liked the colors so I wanted to turn it into a scarf I would love. I really REALLY liked it. But two years later, I still had not decided what in the world I wanted this scarf to look like.
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THE yarn |
Initially, I decided I'll use a small hook. A very small hook. And the scarf will be very tight. I thought with two skeins, I could definitely make an over sized scarf with that. And then I started working. And this is what I had accomplished after 30 minutes:
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that's not a lot. It's the chain and one and a half rows. |
So, I reassessed. Do I really want to be working on this scarf for the next 3 weeks? um, no.
So, I reached for my favorite Size J hook and started over.
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this is one row on the tiny size E and the size J. Huge difference |
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the size difference |
That was enough for me to decide I'd rather have a gauzy scarf than a really tight one. So I got to work and a few work hour later, I finished the first skein and decided that was long enough.
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I really like my long gauzy scarf. and I still love the colors . And I also love those little green toenails that are attached to those little feet that are attached to Son. |
Because I still have the second skein, I'm thinking about moving up to a size G or H and try a less tight one. Maybe I'll have the patience for it!
2 comments:
That's beautiful! I love the colors.
i was JUST going to email you about this...do you like the yarn? i've never used paton's lace...how is it holding up?
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