The Florence Scarves
The Florence Scarves were inspired by the design of a simple scarf seen in a shop window in Florence, Italy. The rectangular scarf is worked from one end to the other in a garter stitch lace pattern and has a deep, knotted fringe. The triangular scarf is worked by casting on two stitches and increasing to create a triangular shape, finishing with a frilly edging.
Rectangle is about 12-5" wide, 436-48" long. Triangle about 54" across top and 27" deep excluding frill. Each scarf uses about 630 yards laceweight yarn. Recommended for Advanced Beginners.
The Florence Scarves were inspired by the design of a simple scarf seen in a shop window in Florence, Italy. The rectangular scarf is worked from one end to the other in a garter stitch lace pattern and has a deep, knotted fringe. The triangular scarf is worked by casting on two stitches and increasing to create a triangular shape, finishing with a frilly edging.
Rectangle is about 12-5" wide, 436-48" long. Triangle about 54" across top and 27" deep excluding frill. Each scarf uses about 630 yards laceweight yarn. Recommended for Advanced Beginners.
The Florence Scarves were inspired by the design of a simple scarf seen in a shop window in Florence, Italy. Rectangle is about 12-5" wide, 436-48" long. Triangle about 54" across top and 27" deep excluding frill. Recommended for Advanced Beginners.
