Project: Autumn Branches 秋树
Pattern: Branching Out by Susan Lawrence, free download on Ravelry
Yarn: Pajolo Alpacas Lace Weight
Yardage: 2.1oz, 200 yards
Needles: Size 8
Finished Size: 14 feet long !!
Cost: $12.60
Cast on: December 18, 2011
Cast off: January 25, 2012
Notes: Never under estimate a small ball of lace yarn unless you want a super long scarf. The yarn was lovely and the pattern was complex, it was a joy to work on it, but I sure am glad it's finally over and I can move on to another sweater.
18 comments:
Yikes! 14 Feet. Dr. Who in lace ;-) How does it layer/wrap? I bet with all that beautiful drapey lace it is gorgeous folded and wrapped.
I'd like to see a picture of that being modeled. I'm sure it feels like heaven.
That is one loooooong scarf! It's beautiful, and I'm sure it is so much fun to 'wrap and wear'!! :)
Very pretty! That is a lot of lace knitting. I agree with the previous commenters that it would be great to see a shot of it all wrapped up on you.
Ok that is quite ridiculous. But ridiculous in the awesome almost makes me want to give it a try sense. Rock on!
Now that IS a long scarf... right up my alley. ;-)
I agree. I would like to see it modeled. :-)
WOW, that is amazingly long! I am going to have to check out that pattern :0)
Great Job! (posted comment too quickly)
Hey, that is some kinda scarf - as Andrea said, Dr. Who in lace! Love it, though.
And we definitely a modeled shot.
Good for you to persevere and finish it. I would have given up 6" in!
Beautiful!!
Haha, Dr. Who in lace, I love it! I will see about doing some wrap around modeling action. Stay tuned!
Tuesday? I think we can wrap that thing around Panera!
Oh wow! It looks so great! Congrats!
Wow that is long. You have more patience than I do, and have been rewarded with a gorgeous scarf.
That is really long-but very pretty-yes to someone modeling it.
That is one impressive scarf! A beautiful shot of it in the tree. Scritches to that little Rascal dog. LittleDog says hey!
Wow, I've never seen a tree scarf! (just kidding). It is lovely and all I can say is you must be very, very patient!
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