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Lace Scarf " Swallows "

By gitwerg

Digital Download
Lace Scarf " Swallows "
Lace Scarf " Swallows "
Lace Scarf " Swallows "
Lace Scarf " Swallows "
€5,74

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Downloadable PDF, English

Product Description

Pattern is charted. For this scarf you will need 314 silver seed beads (2.6 mm). I used a Viscose-/Merino blend: yardage 375 m / 50 g

Eine deutsche Anleitung für diesen Schal ist hier: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/ajour-schal--schwalben--deutsche-anleitung erhältlich

Lace Scarf " Swallows "
€5,74
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Lace Scarf "Swallows" by Gitwerg

What is Being Made

The Lace Scarf "Swallows" is an elegant knitted accessory designed by Gitwerg (Dagmar Mühleisen). This downloadable knitting pattern produces a delicate lace scarf measuring 160 x 22 cm, making it a versatile piece suitable for various styling occasions. The design incorporates decorative silver seed beads as embellishments, adding visual interest and sophistication to the finished garment.

Craft and Primary Technique

This project is created using the knitting craft. The pattern employs chart-based instructions, which is a common method for communicating complex stitch patterns in lace knitting. Knitters will work from written charts that show the stitch placement and construction details. The pattern uses a specific chart sequence—A, B, C, D, C, E, F—to build the scarf's structure, allowing for pattern repeats and variations throughout the piece.

Stitches and Stitch Techniques

The Lace Scarf "Swallows" utilizes fundamental knitting stitches combined to create lace effects. The pattern includes:

  • Knit stitches - the basic foundation stitch used throughout the pattern
  • Purl stitches - used in even-numbered rows to create texture and pattern definition
  • Yarn overs (represented by "O" in the charts) - these create the characteristic holes and openwork that define lace knitting
  • Decreases (represented by "X" in the charts) - these balance the yarn overs and shape the lace motifs

The chart notation system requires knitters to read odd-numbered rows from right to left and even-numbered rows from left to right, which is standard practice in knitting pattern charts. This directional reading ensures proper stitch placement and pattern alignment.

Materials and Tools

The Lace Scarf "Swallows" requires the following materials and equipment:

  • Yarn: 100 grams of lace-weight yarn with a yardage of 375 meters per 50 grams. The pattern specifies light blue as the color shown in the example, though the designer notes the scarf pictured was worked in a merino and viscose blend, which provides a luxurious drape and subtle sheen appropriate for lace knitting
  • Knitting needles: 2.0 mm needles, sized appropriately for lace-weight yarn to achieve proper stitch definition and fabric drape
  • Beads: 314 silver seed beads measuring 2.6 mm in diameter, which are sewn onto the finished knitted fabric for embellishment
  • Additional supplies: A sewing needle for attaching the beads, and pins for blocking the finished scarf to the correct measurements and to even out the lace pattern

Difficulty Level

This pattern is rated as intermediate difficulty. Knitters should have foundational knitting skills and experience reading charts before attempting this project. The combination of lace techniques, chart reading, and bead application requires attention to detail and familiarity with more advanced knitting methods beyond basic stockinette stitch.

Pattern Format and Designer Information

The Lace Scarf "Swallows" is provided as a downloadable PDF pattern for private use only. The design is the work of independent designer Gitwerg, the creative name of Dagmar Mühleisen. For questions or clarifications regarding the pattern, knitters are encouraged to contact the designer directly at gitwerg@gmx.de.

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Specifications

Brand: Independent Designer
Yarn Weight: Lace
Designer: gitwerg
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Notes: 314 silver seed beads (2.6 mm)
Number of Patterns: 1
Skill Level: Intermediate

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